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How can Arizona cope with the growing demand for labor in the construction industry?
Arizona’s Five Cs – copper, cattle, climate, cotton, and citrus – have long been the pillars that have supported the state’s economy. Today, there ... -
As California Shakes, Hospitals and Newsom Call for Deadline for Earthquake Upgrades | national
SACRAMENTO, Calif .– An hour after a 6.0 magnitude earthquake struck northern California on Thursday, the California Hospital Association tweeted that it was “time ... -
Mexico works to improve working conditions | News, Sports, Jobs
MEXICO CITY – The governments of Mexico and the United States have announced a plan to resolve a complaint by American workers over attempts ... -
Sara Walsh Joins Growing Field in 4th Congressional District of Missouri • Missouri Independent
State Representative Sara Walsh announced Wednesday that she is running for the Republican nomination in Missouri’s Fourth Congressional District. (Photo by Rudi Keller / ... -
U.S. Supreme Court again extends corporate power at the expense of workers
The United States Supreme Court reoffended. They put aside the will of the people for the benefit of the will of business. In Cedar ... -
It took Cal / OSHA months to issue pandemic safety regulations. Can he get ahead of the next pandemic?
On March 11 of last year, the World Health Organization declared COVID-19 a global pandemic. Days later, San Francisco and other Bay Area cities ... -
Ministry of Labor issues emergency rules to protect healthcare workers from COVID
Through Christina jewett Labor ministry officials announced a temporary emergency on Thursday Standard to protect healthcare workers, saying they face “serious danger” in the ... -
Walt Disney to Restore Branded Product Production in Bangladesh
The Walt Disney Company has decided to restore production of branded products in Bangladesh after more than eight years of withdrawal from factories in ... -
Climate-related heat stress threatens worker productivity
Thermal stress linked to climate change means that workers, especially those who work outdoors, work and earn less. A fifth of workers’ output could ... -
Supervisors approve county’s $ 7.2 billion budget with increases for mental health and environment
Nora Vargas, district 1; Joël Anderson, District 2; Terra Lawson-Remer, District 3; Nathan Fletcher, District 4, Jim Desmond, District 5. the Board of Supervisors ...
