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LOCAL BRIEFS: Feb. 10, 2024 - Vimarsana News

LOCAL BRIEFS: Feb. 10, 2024

Local briefs include:• Marohn set for March visit• School board to meet Tuesday• Commission meeting time changed• Common council to meet Monday• HR committee to meet Monday• School board to

Inside NYC's underground migrant economy - Vimarsana News

Inside NYC's underground migrant economy

Unable to work legally, new migrants to New York City are seeking employment in a burgeoning underground economy that "reduces tax revenue" for the city.

Source: nypost.com
California Privacy Protection Agency Draft Regulations - Vimarsana News

California Privacy Protection Agency Draft Regulations

The California Privacy Protection Agency CPPA released draft regulations though still not yet part of a formal rulemaking process that include what would be seismic changes to California Privacy Rights Act CPRA: Notification of Thrid-Party Collectors, Do not Track and more

California Privacy Protection Agency Draft Regulations - Vimarsana News

California Privacy Protection Agency Draft Regulations

The California Privacy Protection Agency CPPA released draft regulations though still not yet part of a formal rulemaking process that include what would be seismic changes to California Privacy Rights Act CPRA: Notification of Thrid-Party Collectors, Do not Track and more

Immigration advocates say end of 'no-match letters' a victory for workers - Vimarsana News

Immigration advocates say end of 'no-match letters' a victory for workers

Screenshot Activists in Chicago are calling the decision by the federal government to end “no-match letters” a win for immigrant workers. The Social Security Administration announced this month it was ending the practice of mailing “Employer Correction Request Notices” to employers. The notices, better known as “no-match letters,” were sent to workplaces when an employee’s name or Social Security number on W-2 forms did not match the agency’s records. The errors could create issues for a worker who later seeks Social Security benefits, according to the agency. The federal age...