More action on the board than we do right now. Certainly no rain in the forecast, theres nothing nearby. Tomorrow, that might change. For now, were good. A lot of us are below freezing. 22 in millville, 29 in dover. And 26 at the Atlantic City airport. Mt. Holly, 24, allentown at 25. Pottstown at 23, bundle up. It is cold to start. No surprising that we have clear conditions, let the temperature fall into the night. The trend, up to 42 around 10 00 a. M. In philadelphia. The afternoon, some of us looking at 50s. Well talk more about temperatures hour by hour through all of our neighborhoods coming up in a few minutes. Right now, traffic and Pamela Osborne. Thank you. Maybe youre waking up this morning, planning to do some shopping. Well start things off in new jersey right smack dab in the middle here. Cherry hill mall. You see a slowdown at chapel and church roads approaching the mall. Even red in the corner. Were going to keep our eye on how traffic is moving around. While in jersey,
Representatives. The speaker pro tempore pursuant to the order of the house of january 3, 2013, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour debate. The chair will alternate recognition between the parties with each party limited to one hour and each member other than the majority and minority leaders and the minority whip limited to five minutes each, but in no event shall debate continue beyond 11 50 a. M. The chair recognizes the gentleman from alabama, mr. Brooks, for five minutes. Mr. Brooks thank you, madam speaker. Secretary of defense leon Panetta States sequestration, quote, would be a disaster in terms of the defense department. As far as our budget is concerned, as far as our ability to respond to the threats that are out there, it has a big impact, end quote. Over time sequestrations disproportionate cuts to National Defense will reduce our military to the smallest number of uniformed personnel since before
Hotels across the United States say they have been trying to increase staffing — and haven’t had much luck. Amid rising labor costs and persistent vacancies, the U.S. accommodation industry struggles to fill 238,000 job openings. Hotels and resorts turn to self-service kiosks, reduced housekeeping, and automation to cope, but face backlash from workers and unions. Moreover, cyberattacks highlight the challenges of relying heavily on technology. While hotels aim to enhance the guest experience, staffing shortages and labor concerns persist. From dockworkers to screenwriters, employees have long fought to make sure that new technologies and cost-saving practices are not introduced at the expense of their jobs.
Hotels across the United States say they have been trying to increase staffing — and haven’t had much luck. Amid rising labor costs and persistent vacancies, the U.S. accommodation industry struggles to fill 238,000 job openings. Hotels and resorts turn to self-service kiosks, reduced housekeeping, and automation to cope, but face backlash from workers and unions. Moreover, cyberattacks highlight the challenges of relying heavily on technology. While hotels aim to enhance the guest experience, staffing shortages and labor concerns persist. From dockworkers to screenwriters, employees have long fought to make sure that new technologies and cost-saving practices are not introduced at the expense of their jobs.
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