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Jon Freeman Based in Nashville, Tennessee, Jon Freeman is a staff editor at Rolling Stone Country, the publications first genre-specific web presence, and has contributed to Rolling Stone, NPR Music, the Nashville Scene, and Vinyl Me Please, among others. Previously he served as the managing editor for Country Weekly magazine and Nashville-based trade publication Music Row.  
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Staff who refuse to wear masks CAN be sacked, tribunal rules

Company bosses can sack workers for refusing to wear a face mask, a tribunal has ruled. An employment tribunal said a food firm in Kent was within its rights to dismiss a truck driver who refused to wear a mask while he was making a delivery to a client. In one of the pandemic’s first employment disputes, Kent Foods was found to have acted fairly by sacking Deimantas Kubilius last June for failing to follow rules set out by the client, Tate & Lyle. Mr Kubilius was making a delivery to Tate & ...
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Our Last Shows: A Look Back at Final Concerts Before the World Went Quiet

Our Last Shows: A Look Back at Final Concerts Before the World Went Quiet Read full article Brenna Ehrlich, Hank Shteamer, David Browne, Andy Greene, Andrew Firriolo, Jonathan Bernstein, Mankaprr Conteh, Rick Carp, Griffin Lotz, Jason Newman, Jon Freeman, Rob Sheffield and Kory Grow March 10, 2021, 6:25 AM·28 min read A year ago, our lives ground to a halt as Covid-19 spread across the U.S. Everything but essential businesses shut down, schools closed, and the music world stopped in its tracks...
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Delivery driver 'first in Britain' sacked for refusing to wear face mask inside his OWN lorry

Updated: 20 Feb 2021, 7:00 A DELIVERY driver is believed to be the first worker in Britain sacked for refusing to wear a face mask inside his own lorry. Deimantas Kubilius was fired two months into the first national lockdown last year when he refused to wear a mask in the cab of his HGV. 2 The driver refused to wear a mask during a delivery at the Tate & Lyle sugar refineryCredit: Getty Images - Getty The driver "dug his heels in" when he arrived to make a delivery at a Tate and Lyle sugar re...
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The Best of Business Intelligence 2020

The Best of Business Intelligence 2020 by The Best of Business Intelligence 2020 The BOBI (Best Of Business Intelligence) awards give BI specialists the opportunity to showcase their skills and expertise. It’s a chance to celebrate the contribution they make to UK pharma, the NHS and patients. The awards ceremony was streamed on December 4, with hosts Wilf Iliffe, 14 Four Analytics (BOBI Chair) and Kelly West, Boehringer Ingelheim (BHBIA Board member) on stage, and each sponsor joining via v...
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These Are the Top 100 Songs of 2020

These Are the Top 100 Songs of 2020 By Abby Monteil, Stacker News On 1/7/21 at 8:00 PM EST Music has been a consistent comfort and creative outlet through the tumultuous year that was 2020. Although sold-out concerts, packed nightclubs, and cozy indie venues have largely been closed for months, putting on a great song is an ideal temporary escape from the world. Since its been such an isolated year, everyone likely has a different catalog of songs that resonated most with them over the past ...
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How many scientists are LGBTQ? Federal survey delays frustrate researchers

Dec. 16, 2020 , 1:20 PM In 2018, the U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF) raised the hopes of many LGBTQ scientists when it announced it would explore adding questions about sexual orientation and gender identity to its workforce surveys, starting with the 2021 National Survey of College Graduates (NSCG). But that timeline hasn’t held up: Last month, the U.S. Office of Management and Budget approved NSF’s plans for its 2021 NSCG—and it doesn’t include a question about sexual orientati...
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