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January 20, 2022
Vincent Fried, a manicurist at a salon in the Wynn Hotel in Las Vegas, was sexually propositioned by a customer. Fried immediately went to his manager to report the customer, at which point the manager allegedly told him to just go and get it over with despite the lewd comments.
January 13, 2022
The population of the Kodiak Island Borough dropped between April 2020 and July 2021, according to data released by the Alaska Department of Labor Workforce Development.
January 10, 2022
Vincent Fried, a manicurist at a salon in the Wynn Hotel in Las Vegas, was sexually propositioned by a customer. Fried immediately went to his manager to report the customer, at which point the manager allegedly told him to...
September 10, 2021
Now that the government has said do this or that, this has provided coverage because it was a tight labor workforce. this is a choice to get vaccinated or provide testing. youll see more employers choose to mandate vaccines because the testing is constrained. if they go the testing route, whos going to pay for that test? to make that option work they have to put the cost of the test onto the unvaccinated employee, thats the way the option will work to encourage up tick of the vaccine. >> we hear...
July 19, 2021
They havent had any real competition. look, the bottom line is this, what the best companies do and what we as a country should do is make smart, sustainable investments with appropriate financing. to make this nation more productive, to advance americas leadership in clean energy, the win the jobs of the future, while meeting the threat of climate change and ensure that all working americans benefit from the growth theyre helping produce. the independent experts who have analyzed my plans have ...
July 19, 2021
Because they havent had any real competition. look, the bottom line is this. what the best companies do and what we as a country should do is make smart, sustainable investments with appropriate financing. to make this nation more productive, to advance americas leadership in clean energy, to win the jobs of the future, while meeting the threat of climate change and insure that all working americans benefit from the growth they are helping produce. the independent experts who have analyzed my pl...
March 2, 2017
Be paid for, what programs he would cut on the domestic side in order to fund the military. so he did try to use the numbers to sell a grand vision for his plan, but we dont know how hes going to get there if he were to. >> and of course thats the big question. but when you look at this, when tom fact checked just the claims he fact checked, there was truth in all of them, and some of them a very significant degree of truth and we just picked a few out of very many things he said. >> but the 93 ...
April 1, 2011
Kid-size wage. in one of the great orwellian moments in all of this the house version of this bill in maine is called "an act to enhance access to the workplace for minors." yeah, how enhanced do you feel do you feel to be working more hours during the school year for less money, considerably less money? this is like calling a rollback of nuclear regulations an act to enhance citizen access to cancer. whether or not you care about the urchins of maine, even if you feel totally coldhearted this i...
April 1, 2011
Enhance citizen access to cancer. whether or not you care about the urchins of maine, even if you feel totally coldhearted about this in terms of what effect this will have on, i dont know, reading, whether or not you care about what childhood is for, consider also what this will do to the overall labor workforce in maine. not just kids. to the prospect of anybody getting hired for a low-level job in maine. now youre not only competing against everybody else whos in maines 7% unemployment statis...
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Strategist and msnbc contributor, amy stoddard, host of no labels radio, and brendan greeley, author and editor of all we know so far, a brand-new economics newsletter. steve schmidt, to you first. when i think about president trumps speech last year, he was railing on the stay of the economy and the country. he talked about 94 -- he talked about the 43 million people on food stamps, the millions of people who are no longer participating in the labor workforce. he talked about the trade deficit....