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Effective November 16, 2022, non-governmental health care entities must offer eligible employees continued employment for at least four months following a change in control without any ...
© Getty Images Though the pandemic brought much hardship to the U.S., Canada and Mexico, it also sparked innovation and adaptation to keep markets and supply chains open and to support workers. However, for the economies of these countries to revive, remain competitive and prosper in the new economy that is emerging around the globe, North America’s trade partners need to collaborate on upskilling workers. They can build out from the U.S.-Mexico-Canada trade agreement (USMCA), which is just kicking into gear at one year, and with the momentum of the Biden administration, which is endorsi...
Dana. what bugged you? >> dana: okay. i will play something that bugged me. i loved a line in which he talked about we need to define a new standard of living for the 21st century. i felt like that was a line that was a big umbrella. something come all these different places we talk about, ai's disruption, worker retraining, the need for education, should we go to college or not. all those things. it was visionary and big and then there was nothing. wait, that's a good umbrella. maybe they will come back to it. it bugged me a little bit. i also thought the socialism moment was amazing. the fir...
Advisers on this policy. but, bill, i will say this. i did travel to these mid-western states with donald trump, pennsylvania, ohio, and michigan, west virginia, and kentucky and iowa. i've got to tell you, bill, we all can talk about the virtues of free trade, but there is a pretty good chance if he had not gone to the states and said i'm going to protect your jobs, he might not be president. it is is the campaign promise. >> oh, come on. fine. if you think it is appropriate to file for foolish policies because maybe it gets you a few votes, people thinking trade is their problem. the reason ...
You have 10 districts where you have exponentially more workers dependent on the use of these materials than on the manufacturing of the materials. and they are going to be affected by these tariffs. he should deal with automation, worker retraining, bringing new industries into the united states. not putting one group to the advantage against a much larger group. true? >> well, i think your observation is there will be a tremendous ripple effect from his implementation from the tariff that may come back to bite him in the fanny that he seeks to help. no surprise he is delivering on yet anothe...