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March 10, 2021
Mar. 10—The peppy, 46-second video promises state workers their new payroll and human resources system will provide them with greater flexibility and less paper. One frame in the video shows a male cartoon character sliding down a rainbow smiling, arms in the air, apparently freed from the burden of the paperwork required by the state's current system. It's a cheery portrayal of a cloud-based ...
February 4, 2021
Brazilians take part in a protest against president Jair Bolsonaro and his management of the COVID-19 outbreak, in Sao Paulo, Brazil, 31 January 2021, Cris Faga/NurPhoto January 2021 in the Americas: A free expression round up produced by IFEXs Regional Editor Paula Martins, based on IFEX member reports and news from the region. Identifying vulnerabilities in ‘digital solutions’ developed in the fight against COVID In late January, IFEX member Fundación Karisma launched...
January 1, 2021
November 10, 2015- New York City- Governor Cuomo raises the minimum wage for State Workers to $15 dollars per hour, making New York State first in the nation to enact $15 dollar public sector minimum wage. Increase will be implemented on same schedule proposal for statewide , all- industry $15 dollar minimum wage. The increase was announced at a low-wage workers rally in New York Cities Foley Square. Photo: Office of the Governor Dec 31, 2020 — Beginning in 2021, more New Yorkers will receive...
December 22, 2020
Hospitals in Mexico City almost overflowing with Covid-19 cases Hospitals in Mexico City almost overflowing with Covid-19 cases Mexico, Dec 22 (Prensa Latina) Hospitals in Mexico City are almost overflowing with Covid-19 cases on Tuesday, so capital and federal authorities have been forced to swiftly install 344 additional planned beds. The city has an average 80-percent saturation, which means that there are hospitals almost occupied at 100 percent and entire colonies (neighborhoods) already w...
December 14, 2020
By Yucatan Times on December 14, 2020 Share “Those affected by AMLO’s government are the most vulnerable socially and in terms of health service coverage during the context of the coronavirus health emergency”. Journalist, Anabel Hernández’s MEXICO CITY (Deutsche Welle) – In 2019, the rate of the population that is a victim of corruption when having contact with ...
November 17, 2020
Oklahoma. the governor there imposing a curfew on restaurants, ordering state workers to wear masks. californias governor tonight saying the state is moving backwards, extending limits on indoor dining, gyms and movie theaters in most of the state. michigans governor tonight imposing a strict three-week pause, banning indoor dining, in-person learning at high schools and colleges and organized sports. so, were going to begin tonight here with news on that second vaccine. it does not come soon en...
July 18, 2020
The third daily record in a row. army medical teams on duty now in houston. you see them there. arizona also in the red zone. hospitals under stress. banner health hospitals saying 1,000 out of state workers are also on their way. military doctors and nurses deployed to california. air force medical teams arrived at eisenhower health in southern california. and despite the proof that masks stop the spread, the battle playing out in georgia. the governor suing the mayor of atlanta after she manda...
August 26, 2019
Know i think i was probably fathered too much black lung disease on their state workers comp claims and they wanted me to stop or even. the new law is likely to reduce the number of patients who receive a diagnosis and it will make it harder for them to get compensation on insurance claims all the federal benefits they would be entitled to. linda adams husband died of black lung 5 years ago the diagnosis was never in doubt but their insurance company is refusing to pay their claim playing for ti...
August 12, 2019
>> right. theres some revisionist history in though tweets. john kelly was the new chief of staff and was responsible for removing anthony scaramucci. the president reports president indicated that he wanted to give him a second chance. so i dont think this is likely to be a big mover. anthony scaramucci talks a lot, i expect to continue to hear from him. >> dana: i expect we will. good to hear from you steve hayes from toledo. >> thanks, dana. >> dana: a closer look at a mysterious explosion in...
August 12, 2019
Convinced, manipulated a mental health staff member that he was no longer a threat to himself. but this is where correctional leadership is so important. >> dana: well, there will be investigations and we will have you back to help us go through those when we have some results. cameron lindsey out of pittsburgh, thank you. the explosion in russia spreading radiation and panic. moscow said a missile blew up during a test at a nuclear weapons center reportedly killing five state workers. national ...