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Procurement Act to be amended, says Clarke - Jamaica Observer - Vimarsana News

Procurement Act to be amended, says Clarke - Jamaica Observer

GOVERNMENT intends to amend the Procurement Act to increase the effectiveness of the country's existing procurement system. Minister of Finance and the Public Service Dr Nigel Clarke gave details...

Minimum Wage Hike for Federal Contractors Halted in the Fifth Circuit | Jackson Walker - Vimarsana News

Minimum Wage Hike for Federal Contractors Halted in the Fifth Circuit | Jackson Walker

On January 1, 2023, a new regulation from the Department of Labor took effect that raised the minimum hourly wage applicable to certain federal contractors to $16.20. But this past...

Mnangagwa in another controversial move - Vimarsana News

Mnangagwa in another controversial move

In yet another controversial move, President Mnangagwa has published an Extraordinary Government Gazette exempting the newly renamed sovereign wealth fund from ...

Mnangagwa in another controversial move - Vimarsana News

Mnangagwa in another controversial move

In yet another controversial move, President Mnangagwa has published an Extraordinary Government Gazette exempting the newly renamed sovereign wealth fund from ...

Biden's $15 minimum wage for federal contractors blocked by US judge - Vimarsana News

Biden's $15 minimum wage for federal contractors blocked by US judge

A federal judge in Texas has ruled that President Joe Biden lacked the power to order U.S. government contractors to pay workers a minimum wage of $15 an hour, and blocked the plan from being enforced in three states. In a ruling late on Tuesday, U.S. District Judge Drew Tipton in Victoria decided that because the Democratic president's 2021 executive order potentially affects millions of workers and has "vast economic and political significance," only Congress had the power to adopt it. Tipton, an appointee of Republican former President Donald Trump, blocked the Biden admini...

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