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Former Florida Sen. Bill Nelson could see his political comeback in 2021. As reports say he could be President Joe Biden's nominee for NASA's 14th Administrator.
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ROCKVILLE, Md., Feb. 23, 2021 /PRNewswire/ UnionTrack, Inc., the North American SAAS leader in member engagement software, has been selected to develop and deploy a robust member-engagement system for the 110,000-member International Union of Painters and Allied Trades (IUPAT). UnionTrack s solution will deploy the company s Engage platform to unify the IUPAT by managing member communications, training, legislative and political engagement while standardizing information across the entire organization. UnionTrack was founded to unify, organize, and transform the labor movement, and we are honored that the IUPAT has selected the Engage platform to bring members, locals, and international leadership together, CEO and Founder Ken Green said. Our Engage platform empowers members to be more active in their union, gives unions unprecedented power to serve and mobilize their members.
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Question of the Day By - Associated Press - Tuesday, February 23, 2021
CONCORD, N.H. (AP) - Labor union members plan to hand out personal protective equipment outside the sports complex where members of the New Hampshire House will be meeting this week.
The 400-member House is meeting Wednesday and Thursday in Bedford, where they will sit 10 to 12 feet apart to prevent spread of COVID-19. Democrats with serious medical conditions went to court seeking remote access to the sessions, but a federal judge declined Monday to order Republican Speaker Sherm Packard to accommodate them.