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MSNBCW The Rachel Maddow Show October 1, 2020 - Vimarsana News

MSNBCW The Rachel Maddow Show October 1, 2020

And this is the denver post, yelling and name calling. Do you have the boston globe . Chaos. Here is the l. A. Times today. Interruptions. This is the Washington Post front page today. At the badebate plunging into fiery squabbling. And the all capital letters subheading there. Trump interrupts and jeers ceaselessly. Here is the front page of the New York Times. Trump heckles, sends the debate into utter chaos, talk of policies and ideas drowned out. Notice the theme . As much as it is true, the whole country is alarmed and weirded out and shocked by what that was last night. That form of disc...

State to fund NIS 1.7b Israel Postal recovery plan - Vimarsana News

State to fund NIS 1.7b Israel Postal recovery plan

The state will pay compensation for 1,050 employees who will lose their jobs and inject a further NIS 500 million into the company.

Over 1,500 layoffs expected as Israel Postal losses mount - Vimarsana News

Over 1,500 layoffs expected as Israel Postal losses mount

A "going concern" qualification was attached to the Israel Postal Company 2021 financial report, "Globes" has been informed.

Israel Postal Co near collapse - Vimarsana News

Israel Postal Co near collapse

Ahead of privatization, the company had been valued at NIS 1.2 billion but the need to lay off 1,000 employees will cost NIS 1 billion.

Public Notice: Just to Clarify - Vimarsana News

Public Notice: Just to Clarify

Austin Austin ISD in no rush to spend relief money: District will have a plan for federal funds by 2023" What? The district has been begging the state to release this estimated $150 million in pandemic relief funds (see Clara Ence Morse's piece on the funding), and now they're going to sit on it for two years, while layoffs continue?!? Well, again, um, no. Commentary started pinging around almost immediately: At least two board members didn't recall hearing that message at the briefing the story was based on; and the district confirmed that's not what they intended to say, nor is it the case:...