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More Florida cities are using citizen boards to investigate police. The state may stop it. - Vimarsana News

More Florida cities are using citizen boards to investigate police. The state may stop it.

Jacksonville's debate on creating a civilian review board for police complaints might be decided by state Legislature under Rep. Wyman Duggan's bill.

Source: yahoo.com
Campaign exhibition for UK to re-join EU to be held in Parliament - Vimarsana News

Campaign exhibition for UK to re-join EU to be held in Parliament

A new exhibition will be held in the European Parliament this week as part of an ongoing campaign for the UK to re-join the EU. The “Our Star” exhibition takes place in the balcony area of the parliament’s Spinelli building from 19 to 21 September. The exhibition consists of two elements: ‘Our Star’ is a […]

Assessing the European Citizens' Panels: Greater ambition needed - Vimarsana News

Assessing the European Citizens' Panels: Greater ambition needed

The European Citizens’ Panels have the potential to connect the institutions to citizens and result in more robust EU-level policymaking.

Source: epc.eu
Protecting workers, not jobs: 3 tiers to | Human Resources Online - Vimarsana News

Protecting workers, not jobs: 3 tiers to | Human Resources Online

This would mean efforts such as helping Singaporeans reskill, upskill, and transit more easily to take up new job opportunities, DPM Lawrence Wong highlighted.

EU: "Citizens' Panel" on learning mobility. Broad representation of under 25's - Vimarsana News

EU: "Citizens' Panel" on learning mobility. Broad representation of under 25's

The European Commission is today launching a new Citizens' Panel, during which citizens from the 27 Member States will discuss how learning mobility can be made available to everyone in the EU. The Commission explains that the Citizens' Panel on learning mobility, which will meet three times between March and April

Source: agensir.it