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'Not happy, do not come to work': China retail tycoon introduces 'unhappy leave', sparks online discussion - Vimarsana News

'Not happy, do not come to work': China retail tycoon introduces 'unhappy leave', sparks online discussion

A considerate chairman of a chain of retail stores in central China has told employees to take paid time off work if they are feeling sad and need to rest.

Source: scmp.com
U.K. Cracks Down on Retail Crime and Worker Assault, Sets Tougher Punishments - Vimarsana News

U.K. Cracks Down on Retail Crime and Worker Assault, Sets Tougher Punishments

For the most serious cases of assault, criminals could face a life sentence, while serial offenders will be forced to wear tags to track their movements.

Source: yahoo.com
NY Assembly Republicans demand Dems get tough on crime, bash Carl Heastie's stance on penalties - Vimarsana News

NY Assembly Republicans demand Dems get tough on crime, bash Carl Heastie's stance on penalties

The GOP is directing part of their ire at Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie, who has largely rejected changes to criminal penalties as part of the must-pass state budget this year.

Source: yahoo.com
New York Lawmakers Take Aim at Retail Crime - Vimarsana News

New York Lawmakers Take Aim at Retail Crime

Amid rising issues with retail theft, political leaders may be at odds with each other—and the business community—about what to do next.

Source: yahoo.com
Heastie doubles down on refusing to back stiffer penalties in retail assaults — just his latest alleged soft-on-crime stance - Vimarsana News

Heastie doubles down on refusing to back stiffer penalties in retail assaults — just his latest alleged soft-on-crime stance

“I was simply asked a question of, 'Do I believe that increasing penalties deters crime,' and I gave a simple answer, 'No,' " Heastie told reporters Tuesday. "I don't believe, in the history of increasing penalties, has that ever been the reason that crime has gone down.''

Source: yahoo.com