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Unemployed workers defect and debate their next moves, leaving restaurant owners to contend with a labor shortage

Unemployed workers defect and debate their next moves, leaving restaurant owners to contend with a labor shortage
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Arizona students need access to rigorous, challenging coursework

Arizona students need access to rigorous, challenging coursework Every Arizona student deserves the opportunity to be successful in college. While we’ve made some progress in recent years, it’s clear that much work needs to be done to expand high school students’ access to Advanced Placement (AP) and other rigorous coursework. T.J. Shope These courses are a key gateway to a successful college career. They are critical in preparing high school students for the rigors of a postsecondary education, challenging them to think critically and allowing them to earn college credits along the way. Students who complete these courses are more likely to enroll in college, and ultimately more likely to succeed in completing two or four-year degrees.

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We Can t Sit on the Sidelines and Be Climate Deniers, Dominion VP Warns Natural Gas Industry

DeSmog Jul 16, 2019 @ 15:04 Donald Raikes arrived at 2019’s DUG East conference, a major shale gas industry gathering in Pittsburgh, with a mixed set of messages for his fellow fossil energy officials. “We are faced with a lot of challenges in this industry,” Raikes, senior vice president of gas infrastructure at Dominion Energy, said. “And this morning what I plan to do is use my time to carve out a call for action for all of us. We need to be very aware of the forces that are out there and how they are coming against us.” What sorts of forces? Raikes warned specifically about opposition from environmental groups.

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Simply Business Launches Liability Insurance Product for Social Workers

Simply Business Launches Liability Insurance Product for Social Workers Partnership with NASW Risk Retention Group expands product offering to growing market of professionals News provided by Share this article Share this article BOSTON, April 6, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Simply Business, Inc., Boston based digital insurance agency offering small business owners access to top insurance providers, today announced a partnership with the National Association of Social Workers (NASW) Risk Retention Group, Inc. to offer general and professional liability insurance solutions for social workers and allied health professionals. The NASW Risk Retention Group is a captive insurance company established to provide liability insurance for a specific group of policyholders who share a common interest, such as members of a professional association. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor and Statistics, social work is expected to grow significantly and at a much faster rate than other industries in

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Sec of Labor Says Admin Is Discussing Improving UI Systems

Sec. of Labor Says Admin Is Discussing Improving Unemployment Insurance Systems PUBLISHED 10:27 AM PT Apr. 06, 2021 PUBLISHED 10:27 AM PDT Apr. 06, 2021 SHARE WASHINGTON The nation is seeing increased traffic in retail shops and restaurants, with the latest report showing 916,000 people have gone back to work since February. But in California, while rates have also improved, hundreds of thousands of people are still without a job. It doesn’t help that the unemployment systems are also backed up and mired in scandal, mostly attributed to antiquated systems and untrained personnel. California’s “antiquated” unemployment system has paid out anywhere between $11 and $30 billion worth of benefits that involve fraud.

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