vimarsana.com

Page 197 - செனட் பெரும்பான்மை தலைவர் சார்லஸ் News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Unions ask Pelosi and Schumer for $1T in emergency aid for state and local governments

Restaurant and hotel workers reel as layoffs soar again

‘Shocked, disheartened, devastated’: Restaurant and hotel workers reel as layoffs soar again Abha Bhattarai, Laura Reiley © Jae C. Hong/AP Edward Flores, 56, a fourth-generation owner of Juanita s Cafe, pushes his cart through empty Olvera Street after closing his restaurant for the day in downtown Los Angeles on Dec. 16. Jasmine Slater was making $600 a week waitressing at a family steakhouse in Orlando enough to pay her bills and support herself and two children before the pandemic left her without a job. Since being laid off in March, the 34-year-old has depleted her savings trying to survive on $130 a week in unemployment benefits. She received her $600 stimulus check last week but spent nearly all of it catching up on electricity payments.

Restaurant and hotel layoffs are soaring again, outpacing every other industry

Democrats Win the Senate What Might Face Businesses? - The Westside Gazette

Democrats Win the Senate. What Might Face Businesses? Democrats Win the Senate. What Might Face Businesses? Comments Off on Democrats Win the Senate. What Might Face Businesses? ASHFIELD, MA With Democrats sewing up both of Georgia’s Senate seats and with them control of the upper chamber, the incoming Biden administration will have an easier path to passing the kind of tax, trade and labor bills that keep C-suites up at night. But a razor-slim majority is far from what a president needs for wide-ranging change. This could make some corporate executives breathe more easily, but leaders who have navigated companies through major government transitions know not to be complacent.

© 2025 Vimarsana

vimarsana © 2020. All Rights Reserved.