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Airline services might be disrupted Monday at 24 Argentine airports on Monday as workers plan to hold assemblies between 8 and 11 am to protest against some of the latest measures announced by the Libertarian administration of President Javier Milei and also in anticipation of others that may come into force should the so-called Omnibus Law bill be passed by the Senate after the Lower Houses nod last week.

Argentinas main unions insisted Wednesday during the Labor Day demonstrations that the plans for the May 9 general strike against President Javier Mileis economic reforms that are affecting peoples purchase power were not in doubt. Healthcare workers union leader Héctor Daer, who co-chairs the General Labor Confederation (CGT), also explained that We are going to go ahead with the struggle plan that we have been developing. When the measure was announced, Argentina was bad and now it is worse.

Rules apply in province where employee works, not where employer is located

Camping ordinance that latest in Hanford’s homelessness mitigation efforts. Hanford City Council and staff convened for a study session on Tuesday to discuss the Hanford Municipal Code and forthcoming amendments

Rishi Sunak has been accused of squandering Brexit freedoms after quietly introducing sweeping EU equality rules into British law.

A lawsuit that goes back to 2010 and opened the door for the ABC test in New Jersey has been settled. The post 14-year-old case that brought ABC test to New Jersey was just settled appeared first on FreightWaves.

The UPC Court of Appeal ‘narrowly’ interprets law in transparency test case | Court dismisses interventions by two law firms due to “legal interest” rules | Order sets high bar for intervention in UPC cases | Concerns over transparency persist; final decision expected in spring 2024.

A judge in Moscow has denied two motions from suspected Moscow killer Bryan Kohberger to dismiss the charges against him.

The Human Rights Campaign Foundation has ranked six major health systems on their inclusivity towards LGBTQ+ employees. Kaiser Permanente, HCA Healthcare, Scion

The conservative US Supreme Court has an opportunity on Tuesday to clarify its latest case law on the right to bear arms, which has caused confusion in American courts -- though it remains to be seen whether it will seize it.The justices on Tuesday will be asked to weigh the Constitution's Second Amendment right to bear arms against a law designed to protect victims of domestic abuse.