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Uber drivers: UK Supreme Court rules Uber drivers are workers, not self-employed in a decision that could upedn the gig economyles

Uber drivers: UK Supreme Court rules Uber drivers are workers, not self-employed in a decision that could upedn the gig economyles
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John Sweeney, AFL-CIO president between 1995 and 2009, dies at 86

John Sweeney, AFL-CIO president between 1995 and 2009, dies at 86
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Interview: Gerry Adams | Irish America

As we go to press, Northern Ireland is immersed in elections, the outcome of which could mean serious implications for the peace process and the Good Friday Agreement. Sinn Féin is expected to emerge as the dominant nationalist party, while the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) will likely end up as the leading Unionist party. Under the peace agreement, this should lead to the province’s suspended government being revived, and led jointly by the DUP and Sinn Féin. But such a prospect is scarcely conceivable. While Sinn Féin’s leaders have called for the Good Friday Agreement’s full implementation, the DUP, led by the firebrand preacher Ian Paisley, opposes the Agreement. The DUP wants a new peace deal that guarantees Northern Ireland’s union with Britain, and has refused to serve with Sinn Féin in the Northern Ireland Assembly.

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Labor s factions explained: Which ALP MPs belong to which party factions?

Normal text size Very large text size Theyâre derided as faceless men, they make and break Labor leaders and they determine the policy decisions the ALP takes. Amid recent chatter about Anthony Albaneseâs leadership, there has been speculation about whether he still has the backing of a particular faction or state group. Factions play a crucial role in deciding the leader of the ALP (though the party membership now also gets a vote), in allocating frontbench portfolios, in choosing who gets to run for parliament, and in deciding the partyâs policy positions. But if factional divisions run too deep and the party is divided, itâs that much harder for Labor to form government.

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NYC transit workers want spitting at them to be a crime

When an irate customer spat in his face last year as his train was pulling out of Grand Central Terminal, Metro North conductor Rob Singh’s first reaction was anger. But when he was taken to a hospital for COVID and HIV tests, Singh became more concerned about his health.

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