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Repairing Ohio s jobless benefits system must go beyond $1 4 billion patch with COVID cash: editorial

Repairing Ohio s jobless benefits system must go beyond $1 4 billion patch with COVID cash: editorial
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Help wanted: Businesses across U S scramble for workers as job openings go unfilled

Help wanted: Businesses across U.S. scramble for workers as job openings go unfilled Joyce M. Rosenberg NEW YORK It looks like something to celebrate: small businesses posting Help Wanted signs as the economy edges toward normalcy. Instead, businesses are having trouble filling the jobs, which in turn hurts their ability to keep up with demand for their products or services. Owners say that some would-be workers are worried about catching COVID-19 or prefer to live off unemployment benefits that are significantly higher amid the pandemic. Child care is another issue parents aren t able to work when they need to tend to or home-school their children. For some people, a combination of factors go into their decision not to seek work.

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Biden has pledged to tax the rich — but precisely how will he do that? Experts consider his options

Biden has pledged to tax the rich but precisely how will he do that? Experts consider his options MarketWatch 1 hr ago TAXWATCH If President Joe Biden’s campaign pledges to tax the rich were the coming attractions, we’re about to arrive at the main event. After unveiling a $2.3 trillion infrastructure spending proposal powered by corporate tax increases, Biden will soon release his “American Families Plan” to offer programs like free community college and paid family leave. The president is expected to fund the forthcoming plan with tax increases on wealthy households.The question is precisely which tax hikes will he propose? And what can he get through a Congress where Democrats have the barest of majorities one where the president cannot afford any ‘no’ votes?

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Businesses scramble for help as job openings go unfilled | News, Sports, Jobs

Businesses scramble for help as job openings go unfilled | News, Sports, Jobs
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New York HERO Act and its Covid-19 workplace safety standards outrage small businesses groups

“It has the potential to impose Covid-19-specific restrictions, regulations and standards that small businesses are already dealing with well beyond the emergency period, indefinitely,” said Greg Biryla, the NFIB’s New York director. “It doesn’t apply to one set of workers. It applies to the economy of the state across the board.” More than 31 business associations including the Queens Chamber of Commerce, the New York State Restaurant Association and New York State Builders Association signed an April 16 letter addressed to the Assembly to express their concerns with the legislation, arguing that its regulations would “expose distressed employers to predatory lawsuits” and “create significant new costs” for large and small employers.

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