A California law that protects employees from retaliation for refusing to attend work meetings about political and religious matters allegedly violates employers’ First Amendment rights.
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Federal Employees With Careers On The Line Reveal 'Anxiety-Provoking' Meetings With Musk's Young DOGE StaffersAnother employee said he had a 15-minute interview with a DOGE employee where his experience on moving projects through the federal government was mostly overlooked as "people are ...
Business insider asked an etiquette expert about the things to avoid doing during work meetings. She advised against ...
Telangana Deputy CM directs officials to extend emergency electricity services to rural areas, emphasizing importance of ...
Ahead of a potentially contentious school board meeting Wednesday, Superintendent Heather Contreras and other Pajaro Valley ...
Iowa House Republican lawmakers advanced a bill Tuesday to suspend or expel non-citizen students — and terminate non-citizen ...
Superintendent Brian Kingsley was urged to publicly share Poudre School District's plans to protect immigrant and LGBTQ+ ...
The Columbiana County Board of Elections certified candidate petitions and local liquor options on Monday for the May 6 ...
The Columbiana County Board of Elections certified candidate petitions and local liquor options on Monday for the May 6 ...
Staffers at the nation's cybersecurity agency, whose job is to ensure the security of U.S. elections, have been placed on ...
Thayne Center staff held an information session Jan. 27 for students thinking of running for student government offices.
Concerns raised in Carver Beach Park neighborhood By Forrest Adams Rich Wright said he enjoys chatting with people out walking in his Carver Beach Park neighborhood on nice summer days. The ...
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