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| Philip K. Howard: For more jobs, clean up regulatory system The Providence Journal (blog) Creating new jobs requires more than monetary policy. Long-term strategies must also include better training. But stimulating immediate job growth also requires creating conditions that encourage initiative. This requires toppling the sacred legal cows ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Christie signs bills on jobs, pay equity, horse meat Cherry Hill Courier Post Chris Christie signed multiple measures into law on Friday, including bills meant to promote business growth, prevent wage bias against women and keep horse meat off the dinner table. The measures will: • Extend permit approvals for development ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Inslee, McKenna differ on immigrants The Olympian ... to do what it's failed to do for the past several years, which is to implement immigration reform – because the biggest problem we have in our state is not allowing enough legal immigrants to come into our state, in order to work in jobs that ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Employment law attorney to speak Ventura County Star The topics covered will include job postings and advertisements; documentation of the hiring process; job applications; job references; using the Internet to research your applicant; interview questions to ask (and not to ask!); how to tell if the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Private city in Honduras will have minimal taxes, government Fox News "Once we provide a sound legal system within which to do business, the whole job creation machine – the miracle of capitalism – will get going," Michael Strong, CEO of the MKG Group, which will build the city and set its laws, told FoxNews.com. Strong ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Attorney releases phone records for ex-UNC coach Auburn Citizen Friday's release follows a judge's ruling last month that job-related calls Davis made on the phone should be public under state law but his personal calls would remain private. Media outlets, including The Associated Press, had sued for access to the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| City attorney pledges to move to East Lansing Lansing State Journal EAST LANSING — City attorney Thomas Yeadon says he will move to East Lansing, likely putting an end to a call for his resignation from applicants for the city council who filed a civil complaint claiming Yeadon vacated his job by not living in the city. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Complaint alleges violation of Arizona fundraising-reporting law AZ Central.com In her complaint, Ann-Eve Pedersen, chairwoman of the Quality Education and Jobs Committee, asked the Secretary of State's Office to investigate the timing of the opposition group's financial reports. The penalty is a fine three times the amount of the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Wilde Honda to add 100 jobs Beaver Dam Daily Citizen Wilde East Towne Honda in Madison is accepting applications to fill more than 100 full- and part-time jobs staffing a $10 million, 52,000-square-foot dealership under construction at High Crossing Boulevard and Nelson Road. Part of Wilde Automotive ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Ariz. asks court to turn away immigration law foes Bloomington Pantagraph Opponents of part of the law requiring police to question some people they contact about their immigration status want the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to block its enforcement. That provision survived a U.S. Supreme Court review. Brewer's lawyers ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Gay Friendly Council Man Hangs Up On 'Silly' Homophobic Radio Host Towleroad Despite mountains of evidence presented during hearings on the law, Becka claims, "You have no proof, there's no evidence of people losing their jobs because of their sexuality." Here is more of that conversation, via AKSARENT: Becka: ...There are ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Harris Sherline: Obama Administration's Contempt for the Law Noozhawk ... the Environmental Protection Agency to issue endangerment findings: The EPA concluded that greenhouse gasses endanger human health and welfare and made a decision to trigger Clean Air Act regulation, which many people believe will hurt the economy ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Capital Chatter: New Pawlenty job changes Minnesota politics Worthington Daily Globe In taking the job as president and chief executive officer, Pawlenty also said he would leave as GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney's campaign co-chairman, not accept a Cabinet position and stay out of elective politics for at least two years ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Avoiding Student Loan Default New York Times The federal student loan program offers flexible payment plans that are supposed to keep borrowers out of default even when they have lost their jobs and can afford almost nothing in monthly payments. But these programs will never serve their intended ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Public-sector cuts hurt job recovery Sacramento Bee Workers got a reprieve in 2011 when tax payments improved and the Legislature passed a law temporarily curbing teacher layoffs. This year is a different story. Sacramento City Unified School District has laid off 318 workers – about eight times as many ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Pannebecker: Proposal 2 a power grab for unions The Detroit News Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette did a comprehensive analysis of the so-called "Protect our Jobs" ballot initiative and found that it could affect about 170 existing laws already on the books. It is obvious that tampering with our Constitution ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Ameren gets extension on pollution curbs Monmouth Daily Review Atlas Ameren Corp. will get more time to meet tougher state pollution-control rules that company executives claimed would have cost hundreds of jobs at downstate power plants. ... Attorney General Lisa Madigan was among those opposing the extension. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| 'Double-dippers' rake in public money Enterprise-Record The newspaper's analysis, based on a limited sampling of pay and pension data, shows more than 50 people double-dipping at Bay Area governments, including at least 10 inspectors at the Alameda County District Attorney's Office and even former U.S ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| PM promises overhaul of corporate, commercial laws Deccan Herald Advocating more and more investments, Justice Kapadia said that 8 percent or more growth in GDP translates into creating 10 million jobs and if growth pushes down to 5.5 percent then creation of jobs would shrink to 8.5 million. Cautioning that youth ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Lawyer: Son's abuse claims gutted Sandusky defense Knoe.com Nick Florence completed 26 of 39 passes for 351 yards and a career-high four touchdowns to help Baylor beat Louisiana-Monroe 47-42 on Friday night for its ninth straight victory. Nick Florence completed 26 of 39 passes for 351 yards and a career-high ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Local non-profit network helping to launch border law enforcement abuse ... Monitor The RGV Equal Voice Network states its primary areas of focus are immigration, education, jobs, health care, housing and civic engagement. Project participants may also call the ACLU's hotline to make a report. "We know people here in the Valley; many ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| A Misguided Moral Crusade New York Times Shelter, job opportunities and a responsive and sensitive law-enforcement system are vital to those who want to leave the trade. "People call you a survivor after you leave the life," Donna told me. "But I was a survivor when I was in it." She added ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Senate passes bill to shield US airlines from EU carbon-emissions law The Guardian "The Senate's action today will help ensure that US air carriers and passengers will not be paying down European debt through this illegal tax and can instead be investing in creating jobs and stimulating our own economy," Thune said in a statement. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Jerry Sandusky's Lawyer Joe Amendola Says Adopted Son's Abuse Claims ... Huffington Post Of all the boys Sandusky is accused of molesting, none has been the focus of more outrage than the one known as Victim 2 _ the boy allegedly abused in a locker room shower, the case that ended Joe Paterno's career and the issue that spawned criminal ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Judicial Watch vs. Goldwater Institute: Conservative Think Tanks Clash Over ... Phoenix New Times (blog) "These are people who were hired by the City of Phoenix for law enforcement. And, this is diverting police officers from the job they were assigned to do, taking them off the street and putting the officer under the control of the union," he says ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Political Rewind: $5 Billion in Stimulus Spending, But How Many Jobs? Patch.com Congress passed the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act in 2009, funneling more than $800 billion in federal funds across the country during the recession with the objective of creating new jobs or saving existing ones. The bill even set up an ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Sales tax supporters file complaint against state treasurer KPHO Phoenix The campaign for "Yes on 204" - the Quality Education and Jobs Initiative, filed a complaint on Friday with the Arizona Secretary of State against Treasurer Doug Ducey. The group claims Ducey potentially violated the law by allegedly not reporting ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| More public sector jobs given to overseas subcontracters Perth Now If a government did apply a policy of mandating only local content (not technically possible given current international trade law agreements that Australia is signatory to) would result in higher taxes to fund higher costs or greater debt. It would ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| Redistributing the wealth and creating law enforcement jobs at the ... By jerry Redistributing the wealth and creating law enforcement jobs at the same time .... NJ imam supported by Gov. Christie wants to replace First Amendment with sharia law. 4 hours ago .... Worth 1000 Words (and a Million Jobs). 18 hours ago ... Commonsense & Wonder |
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| Morning News: Law School Graduates Face Tough Job Market, Post ... Business slow at farmers market in Post Falls – "The sun was glistening on the goods displayed Sunday at the Post Falls Farmers Market: Fresh vegetables, ... stateimpact.npr.org/.../morning-news-law-school-graduates-fac... | ||
| Litigation Paralegal Needed for Dynamic Law Firm in OC! Jobs in ... Litigation Paralegal Needed for Dynamic Law Firm in OC! - Find Professional Services Jobs, Legal Jobs at Robert Half Legal in Newport Beach, California. www.careerbuilder.com/JobSeeker/Jobs/JobDetails.aspx?job... | ||
| Gray Says Law Firm Will Bring 250 Jobs To Lexington | LEX18.com ... An international law firm will be moving it's global services center to Lexington, bringing 250 jobs to the city. www.lex18.com/.../gray-says-law-firm-will-bring-250-jobs-to-... |
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