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Press Releases Over 100 New Jersey Leaders Come Out in Support of Economic Recovery and Tax Incentives Reform Legislation December 21, 2020, 11:56 am | in Over 100 New Jersey Leaders Come Out in Support of Economic Recovery and Tax Incentives Reform Legislation 12/20/2020 TRENTON – Over 100 leaders in government, the private sector, and labor from across the state expressed their support for the New Jersey Economic Recovery Act of 2020, which will be voted on in the L...

County, Municipal, Private Sector, and Labor Leaders Applaud Economic Recovery and Tax Incentives Reform Legislation December 18, 2020, 8:32 pm | in County, Municipal, Private Sector, and Labor Leaders Applaud Economic Recovery and Tax Incentives Reform Legislation 12/18/2020 TRENTON – Today, 40 leaders from across the state expressed their support for the New Jersey Economic Recovery Act of 2020, which will be voted on in the Legislature on Monday. Today’s announce...

December 18, 2020 at 7:55 PM TRENTON – In a press release issued by Governor Phil Murphys office, leaders from across the state expressed their support for the New Jersey Economic Recovery Act of 2020, which will be voted on in the Legislature on Monday.  Today’s announcement builds upon 34 New Jersey leaders issuing support for the package yesterday, bringing the total to 77 supporters, including the Governor, Senate President, and Speaker, said the release. Mayor Angie Devanney showe...

By Jaime Nunez As an organization that employs college students, we have experienced firsthand many of the themes discussed in the “In Their Own Voices” webinar. Like these students, the learners we work with every day have faced a rapid succession of challenges and adjustments during the COVID-19 pandemic. Through their experiences, there is so much we can learn about how best to support their success. As Kasey Fox asked in the webinar, "In coursework, how can we teach students soft and ha...

People employed? because iger did his job. >> right, iger did his job. weve got a broader problem than bob iger, and frankly, hes not the worst offender. hes a brilliant ceo. i have no problem with him going home with 665 or 140, i dont have a problem with that. what i have a problem with is the employees going home with $15 an hour. they had to fight for years to get $15 an hour. we know that the living wage in anaheim is $23 an hour. so if the country is more profitable than its ever been, how...