to take covid patients, it by demand we take covid patients the patients will die in nursing homes that wouldn t have otherwise died had we screen them out. murphy officials countered by saying that there were guidelines for separating covid positive patients. the long-term care administrator reportedly said the problem of course is there s no separating safely. it s almost certain that even though you have staff only on that unit, something will migrate. we have learned from recent reporting that michigan governor gretchen whitmer s office didn t force nursing homes to take covid positive patients but instead offered financial incentives. new york s governor andrew cuomo and his administration issued a directive telling nursing homes not to turn away covid positive patients and then allegedly covered up the number of deaths of nursing home or long-term care residents. pennsylvania governor tom wolf also reportedly guided covid positive patients back into nursing homes and at
Babcock v. Kijakazi, Acting Commissioner of Social Security concerned the retirement benefits due under the Social Security Act to David Babcock, who had retired from employment as a “military technician dual status,” 10 U. S. C. §10216, a civilian position.
Babcock v. Kijakazi, Acting Commissioner of Social Security concerned the retirement benefits due under the Social Security Act to David Babcock, who had retired from employment as a “military technician dual status,” 10 U. S. C. §10216, a civilian position.
food banks. reporter: operation homefront expects many more requests in light of congress s decision to cut military retirement benefits, even for the wounded. we ve really been shocked since 2008 so see the growth in the number of requests for food assistance. since 2008 when the economy started going south, we ve seen a 400% increase in the number of requests for food assistance alone. i have a guy in georgia and it s been over a year that he s been dealing with that and they are talking about repossessing his car and stuff. and i m like it makes my head want to explode. this guy has served our country ifrmt today president obama signed an executive order giving the military and federal workers a 1% pay raise. the first pay raise for civilians in four years, but a pay cut for the military, which had received annual raises of 1.8%. shannon. jennifer, thank you so much. still ahead, the fox
in light of congress s decision to cut military retirement benefits. we ve really been shocked since 2008 to see the growth in the number of requests for food assistance. since 2008, when the economy really started going south, we ve seen a 400% increase in the number of requests for food assistance alone. i got a guy in georgia, geez, it s been over a year he s been dealing with it they re talking about repossessing his car and stuff. it makes my head want to explode. this guy has served our country, he s struggling to keep his vehicles? it s terrible. breaking news right now, john, president obama has just signed an executive order that will give military families as well as civilians a 1% pay raise this year. it is important to point out that in the past they received 1.8% raises so it means still that groups like operation home