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The rise of employee health tracking and how to know if your business needs it - Voice Online
HAVE YOU ever had the feeling that someone is spying on you? Business owners should... The post The rise of employee health tracking and how to know if your business needs it appeared first on Voice Online.
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Californians Can Claim COVID-Related Sick Leave for Four More Months - Voice and Viewpoint
Quinci LeGardye | California Black Media More Californians now qualify for COVID-related paid sick leave. Thanks to the state’s 2021 COVID-19 Supplemental Paid Sick Leave law, SB 95, which went into effect in March and was introduced by Sen. Nancy Skinner (D-Berkeley) in December last year. But
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California Slams Uber, Lyft and Others With “Wage Theft” Lawsuit — The Sacramento Observer
(CBM) - The California Labor Commissioner’s Office announced Aug. 5 that it filed separate lawsuits accusing ride-share companies Uber and Lyft for wage theft. They misclassified their drivers, the complaint says, as independent contractors. The lawsuits are the latest move in the state’s fight to
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Workplace mental health – a rising problem in pandemic - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
ORNELLA WHEELER THERE IS growing evidence of the impact of mental health in the workplace. The workplace is one of the essential environments that affect our mental well-being and health. Chronic exposure to stressful workplace conditions can lead to depression and anxiety. These problems are among
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Ministry warns security firms to comply with labour law - Stabroek News
The Ministry of Labour yesterday said it is in receipt of numerous complaints filed against security firms across Guyana in relation to pay and entitlements for guards and it urged compliance with the
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PLANO ISD HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS CAN APPLY THROUGH MARCH 1 Qualifying Plano ISD sophomores and juniors can apply now through March 1 for thePlano Mayor’s Summer Internship Program. Presented byCapital …
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DART to Hold Bus Operator Hiring Event on May 26 | Dallas Weekly
DART is hiring passionate and motivated Bus Student Operators in preparation for the planned increase in service
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South Africa: Workers Whose Employers Did Not Register Them for UIF Can Now Apply for Funding
Amendment to regulations seen as a victory for domestic and farm workers
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Jamaica: Lawyers Differ On Treatment Of Workers Who Refuse COVID-19 Vaccine - St. Lucia Times News
TWO lawyers are of the view that there is nothing wrong with employers punishing employees who refuse to take the COVID-19 vaccine. But there is also a dissenting legal voice that the Jamaica Observer spoke to in respect of the situation. Attorney-at-law Gavin Goffe has asserted that employers are
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Demands Higher Pay For Hill Staff To Increase Diversity
More than 100 members of Congress are pushing for higher staff wages, to ensure that “Congress reflects the American people we serve.”
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Doctor wants 'discriminatory' maternity leave quashed
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Zimbabwe: Grace Mugabe in Labour Storm
[Zimbabwe Standard] FORMER first lady Grace Mugabe has been taken to court over unfair labour practices after she allegedly summarily fired her head cook Tariro Takawira and refused to process his dues.
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Country Style Foods backing itself to outdo foreign imports - Stabroek News
Dwayne Wade’s means of earning a living have come ‘full circle,’ from being in the employ of the majority Russian-owned RUSAL Bauxite Company (now officially known as the Bauxite Company of Guyana
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Woman arrested for calling Burger King employee N-word, throwing Whopper - The New York Beacon
Police used Judith Black’s license plate number to track her to an area retirement community and arrested her. An elderly Florida woman was arrested last weekend for throwing a Whopper at a Burger King employee and using racial slurs after becoming upset about the thickness
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Don't Be Fooled By America's Strong Jobs Numbers. The Recovery Is Far From Over. - The Seattle Medium
Even though the US job market is rapidly improving, the economy is still far from back-to-normal. Employers are expected to have added 700,000 jobs in June. Even if that holds true, the nation will still be down 6.9 million jobs compared with February
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Companies Are Promoting Health Insurance To Attract Top Job Candidates
Experts say healthcare is among the top benefits that businesses can offer job seekers, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Maybe it’s time for a medical examinations’ policy for public sector employees - Stabroek News
Dear Editor, One does not have to be protagonist for any side of this non-productive DIVIDE. The article Maybe it’s time for a medical examinations’ policy for public sector employees appeared first on Stabroek News.
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President’s Labour Day message: Trade unions face greatest challenge in their history - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
President Paula-Mae Weekes said, amidst the cascading effects of the covid19 pandemic on the economy, trade unions now face one of the greatest challenges in their 84-year history. In a statement recognising Labour Day on Friday, Weekes said the pandemic has affected jobs, income and standard
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Drive-Thru Job Fairs bringing opportunity to the community - Milwaukee Community Journal
North side and south side events take place this Thursday (August 20th) from noon to 4 p.m. The City of Milwaukee Office of Workforce Development will be holding north side and south side Drive-Thru Job Fairs on Thursday (August 20th) for Milwaukee job seekers looking for immediate employment
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MCTU dates MEC over mandatory Covid-19 vaccination
The Malawi Congress of Trade Unions (MCTU) is planning to engage the Malawi Electoral Commission (MEC) over the recently imposed mandatory Covid-19 vaccination for employees at the Commission. MCTU Secretary General, Madalitso Njolomole, described the mandatory vaccination as a violation of rights
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OneTen, a Coalition of Major Corporations, Vows to Hire 1 Million African Americans in High-Paying Jobs - Milwaukee Community Journal
NNPA NEWSWIRE — “This is a moment in time for Americans to move past our divisions to come together and reach our full potential as a nation,” Ken Frazier, the chairman and CEO of Merck and a OneTen founder stated. “Our country’s workforce of the future will be an increasingly diverse one,” Frazier
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Zimbabwe: Call for Urgent Policies to Stem GBV At Workplaces
[The Herald] There is urgent need to develop policies that deal with sexual harassment in all its forms at the workplace to considerably reduce or eliminate sexual harassment gender based violence (SGBV) at the workplace.
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Alabama to end $300 federal unemployment benefit boost | The Atlanta Voice
Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey announced Monday that Alabama will be the latest state to halt pandemic-related unemployment boosts, including the additional $300 benefit from the federal government. Ivey cited an increase in job postings and complaints from businesses that they are unable to hire
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Avoiding crowds now and in future - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
THE EDITOR: The covid19 pandemic has clearly established the need for us to seek to avoid crowds to help control the spread of the virus. We certainly look forward to a return to normalcy. However, it may well be as good a time as any for us to examine the benefits of staying away from, or redu
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Michigan Restaurant and Lodging Association Receives $2.5m Grant To Help Hospitality Workers | COVID-19 | The Michigan Chronicle
Michigan Restaurant & Lodging Association President & CEO Justin Winslow today announced that a $2.5 million grant received from the Michigan Department of Treasury will continue to support restaurant and lodging … Continued
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States Push Jobless From Virus Recession to Return to Work - Los Angeles Sentinel
After more than a year of coronavirus restrictions on his business, Piecasso Pizzeria & Lounge, he's expecting a breakout summer tourism season, but like employers across the country he's worried he won't have enough
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Pandemic wrecks global Class of 2020's hopes for first job - Black News Channel
By KELVIN CHAN AP Business Writer LONDON (AP) — British fashion school graduate Phoebe St. Leger's dream of landing a job at a design label is on hold. Like many others in the global Class of 2020, the pandemic is clouding her career ambitions. The coronavirus forced the cancellation of her
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