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Marketing/Communications Manager job, Johannesburg, Bordeaux - Vimarsana News

Marketing/Communications Manager job, Johannesburg, Bordeaux

Attract talented employees and contractors.  Responsibilities: Digitally ensure that the TRGTC brand is inspiring, relevant, and vibrant thereby positioning it as the leader in its’ field internationally. This includes building a brand following of the dynamic growth and expansion of the last couple of years and ultimately creating marketing strategies to further increase our local and international client and teacher base.  The Communications, Branding and Marketing responsibilities include: Guide, originate and implement internal and external communications All areas of the stra...

Murphy Administration prohibits police chokeholds in new "use of force" policy » - Vimarsana News

Murphy Administration prohibits police chokeholds in new "use of force" policy »

TRENTON, N.J. – New Jersey Attorney General Gurbir Grewal announced a new ‘use of force’ policy for New Jersey’s nearly 40,000 law enforcement professionals. Among the new policies is a near-total ban on chokeholds, a policing tactic which activists have complained puts suspects in unnecessary physical danger. – “We are committed to making New Jersey a national leader in policing reform, and today’s actions deliver on that promise,” said Attorney General Grewal. “We are building on the important work already underway in the state’s best police departments and establishi...

N.J. cops will only be able to use deadly force as an 'absolute last resort' under major changes to policy - Vimarsana News

N.J. cops will only be able to use deadly force as an 'absolute last resort' under major changes to policy

N.J. cops will only be able to use deadly force as an ‘absolute last resort’ under major changes to policy Updated Dec 22, 2020; Twitter Share New Jersey police will soon have new guidelines on when they can hit, chase or shoot suspects under rules announced Monday by the state attorney general’s office, the first overhaul of the state’s use-of-force policy in two decades. The rules prohibit cops from using force to speed up an arrest, ban using police dogs on suspects who are only resisting arrest and require departments to review every incident where force was used. The policy appl...

Source: nj.com