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But the report says without changes like these, and others, patient safety is being put at risk. and doctors agree. no doubt at all, its a crisis. some practices are remarkably- managing to cope, but most practices are really struggling. theyre on a knife edge of notjust being able to provide high - quality personal care, - but actually even being able to provide safe care. the government says its improving gp services with same—day appointments for those in need and no waits longer than two w...

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (PAI)--Taxes for everyday Illinoisans would not go up if the voters pass the proposed Workers Rights Amendment on November 8. In fact, the financial burden on taxpayers would decline, according to a new study by researchers from the Illinois Economic Policy Institute and the Univer...

Folks,  Greetings from Curitiba in the South of Brazil, where I’ve been out interviewing workers ahead of the Brazilian presidential election next Sunday.  Sorry not to have more updates as I have...

Dozens of journalists, photographers and editors have crossed the picket line to continue working at the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. Newsroom workers, represented by the Newspaper Guild of Pittsburgh, launched a strike at noon Tuesday in protest of what they consider unfair labor practices by the company. This comes after Post-Gazette employees

Below are summaries of the agenda items for the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission's October 20, 2022 open meeting, pursuant to the sunshine notice released on October 13, 2022. In...

This is the KGOU PM NewsBrief for Monday, Oct. 17, 2022.

Workers at an Apple store in Oklahoma City voted to unionize, marking the second unionized Apple store in the U.S. in a matter of months, according to the federal labor board.

Broadband internet has become a necessity for Americans to stay connected, but almost 1 million Michigan residents do not have access or face significant

The ActBlue Tech Workers Union/CWA has been voluntarily recognized by ActBlue Technical Services’ management. The workers will be members of the Communications Workers of America (CWA) Local 1400. The union, comprised of 80 workers, and management plan to promptly begin negotiations for a collective bargaining agreement.

They join the paper’s advertising, design, production and distribution staff who are already on strike