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Additional funding allocated between Medical Center and Fire and Rescue Thu, 04/01/2021 - 5:30pm Category:  Between Town Council work sessions on the Fiscal Year 2022 budget, the Finance Department found some savings, which the Council took advantage of by increasing funding for two organizations in the Community Support category: Block Island Health Services, which operates the Medical Center, and the BI Volunteer Fire Department. At the Monday, March 29 meeting, Town Manager Maryanne Crawford read from a memo by Finance Director Amy Land updating previous figures. The Block Islan...

The Ghana Chamber of Telecommunications has urged the Telecom and IT Professionals Union to consider dialogue instead of striking over a pay dispute. “While the Chamber acknowledges and respects the right of TIP to negotiate for favourable conditions of services, the body is appealing to the union to continue to pursue their demands through negotiation and arbitration,” it said in a statement. It assured that the industry was “working with all partners to ensure a speedy resolution of the challenge to minimize any disruptions in telecom services as this is important for the industry.”...

The Ghana Chamber of Telecommunications has urged the Telecom and IT Professionals Union to consider dialogue instead of striking over salary dispute.

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce is essentially open to a carbon tax, a significant shift in the business group’s strategy as it seemingly moves to get ahead of aggressive action favored by the Biden administration. In remarks to the Washington Examiner, Martin Durbin, Chamber of Commerce’s Global Energy Institute, said, “The business community has got to be a big part of the solution to climate change. ... Clearly, there is consensus favoring a market-based approach, as opposed to a command-and-control regulatory approach.” While the Chamber of Commerce is still not ready to ...

POLITICO The Chamber embraces Biden. And Republicans are livid. The influential trade organization says it's taking the same approach to the new administration as it did with Trump. The U.S. Chamber of Commerce insists it’s taking the same approach to the Biden administration that it did with the Trump administration: working with them on the issues of agreement and fighting on areas where they don’t. | Evan Vucci/AP Photo Link Copied Washington’s most powerful trade group is having a political identity crisis. Over the past month, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce has taken a series of step...