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Washington’s draft was packed with elite athletes. How has that worked out in the past? Photo by Gregory Shamus/Getty Images If there was a single theme unifying the picks that the Washington Football Team made in the 2021 draft - beyond being “good culture guys” - it would be top-end athleticism. Mathematician Kent Lee Platte (@MathBomb, on Twitter) developed a tool called “Relative Athletic Score” (RAS) to compare how players at various positions stack up against one another on key ...

Former Genesee Township police chief sues township claiming discrimination, forced resignation Updated Mar 12, 2021; Facebook Share GENESEE TWP, MI -- Former Genesee Township Police Chief John Mullaly was given an ultimatum -- to either resign or get fired -- after he was accused by township officials of sexual harassment in January, according to a recent lawsuit filed by Mullaly against the township in circuit court. Mullaly denies committing any sexual harassment in the lawsuit and claims a...

Genesee Township police chief resigns under unknown circumstances Updated Jan 28, 2021; Facebook Share John Mullaly submitted his resignation letter to the Genesee Township Board of Trustees Jan. 12, with the board accepting it by a 4-3 vote. The one-line resignation letter read: “As of this date (1/6/21) I resign from Genesee Township Police Department. Respectfully John C. Mullaly.” Township Clerk Wayne Bates along with trustees Kathy Sutton and Ashley Witte cast the dissenting votes. Th...

Employees worked four days but are paid for five, and Barnes said at the time that productivity increased by 20 per cent during a trial. Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern encouraged businesses to consider the idea post-Covid, and Unilever - which makes products ranging from ice cream to deodorant – is trialling the idea with its 81 Kiwi employees. Kelly Hodel/Stuff Waikato-based Kerrik Group has applied a four-day week in both office and building environments, people and culture coordinator Bri...

Tuesday December 15, 2020, 4:43 PM The NASUWT accused the government of failing to adequately meet its responsibilities to keep staff and pupils safe in schools Credit: ITV Channel TV A teaching union has threatened legal action against Jerseys government if insufficient protection for teachers leads to them being harmed.In a press release last night, the NASUWT It said further action would be considered if there is evidence that the welfare of members is being compromised.Wayne Bates, a natio...