Former McDonald s CEO Steve Easterbrook was found to have multiple sexual relationships with employees after an investigation spurred by an anonymous tip.
"The $50 million awarded to Northwest Indiana is an opportunity to continue to lift the region together and grow our economy," said Heather Ennis, president and CEO of the Northwest
will remain. maybe there might be some revisions but i think the vast bulk of it will probably come back intact to the house for final passage. that is optimistic is and i m sure the house can only hope but with the passing of this bill, house democrats, as you know, have now approved nearly $5 trillion in new spending since january. how do you and your colleagues sell all this new spending especially as americans are grappling with the rising prices of gas and food and many other things. how do you sell it? i think, you know, the economists, for instance, have vetted this build back better bill as well as the infrastructure bill. for instance. and they ve said almost universally that they do the opposite of increasing inflation. instead, it leads to a lower set of prices over the long-term for goods and services and the reason is that when you invest in worker training, provisions
boxer and all. with the commerce secretary ramon dough is hitting back saying the president s agenda helps business. i asked them, you know, what do you need? what would help you to grow and be more productive? and they tell me, better infrastructure, broadband for all americans, worker training. every business is struggling to find workers with the skills they need. so the president puts forward a package which investments in infrastructure, broadband, apprentice ships, worker training. this is good for business. i understand they have issues with the tax increases. that s very fair. so come to the table and help be part of the solution. yeah, the tax increase on the table, by the way, is still below where it was prior to those 2017 tax cuts. secretary romando said the ongoing chip shortage, the global chip shortage means higher prices and fewer options for shoppers this holiday season. these chips, of course, are in
U.S. Secretary Of Energy Granholm Meets In Harlem To Discuss Renewable Energy & Jobs Posted on
Secretary Jennifer M. Granholm traveled to Harlem to meet with WE ACT for Environmental Justice and other local organizations.
Secretary Granholm came to see renewable energy projects that have equitably addressed climate change and created good jobs for frontline communities.
These visits will help inform the Secretary as she moves forward with the Biden administration’s infrastructure plan and its investments to build a clean energy economy that creates millions of good-paying jobs and delivers environmental justice to disadvantaged communities.
WE ACT’s Solar Uptown Now is one such project (see below for details), and demonstrates the importance and efficacy of these investments.