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Appeals court keeps San Antonio s paid sick leave ordinance on hold
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Mayor Nirenberg greets jesse Flores who was amongst a small group of protestors waiting to make council of issue of mandatory paid sick leave. Thursday marks the 20th business day since the Texas Organizing Project filed a petition with the city clerk calling for a public vote on mandatory paid sick leave in San Antonio. The clerk has informed the organization that her team won t be able to meet the deadline but hasn t said how much longer the process will take. The concern is that the process might take so long that the issue doesn t make the deadline for calling a November election. Several organizations will gather to apply pressure on city leaders to ensure the certification process happens quickly on Thursday, June 14,2018.Ronald Cortes, for the San Antonio Express NewsShow MoreShow Less
Message sent to old email address triggers legal fight between San Antonio company and ex-executive
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Usio Inc. CEO Louis Hoch is accused by a former executive of mismanaging the payment processing company. A Usio lawyer referred to the former executive as a “disgruntled employee.”Lisa Krantz /Staff photographer
A message inadvertently sent to an old email address has set off a legal battle between a San Antonio publicly traded company and a former executive.
Vaden Landers had served as chief revenue officer at payment processor Usio Inc. since 2017 before they had a falling out last year.
Landers left Usio in April and later began working with New York private equity firm Tailwind Capital to identify potential acquisitions in the finance technology, or “fintech,” arena.