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SCITUATE – Scituate will pay $7,500 in a settlement to the Rhode Island Department of Labor and Training for failing to ensure that prevailing wage was paid to several companies during the Scituate Police Station build.
During a May 13 meeting, the Town Council unanimously decided in executive session to pay the settlement to the DLT, according to Town Council President Abbie Groves.
The settlement comes after months of investigation from the DLT, beginning last May when the council first discussed the litigation. Companies Titan Construction and Robert Arita, doing business as Arita Construction, were investigated for not paying employees prevailing wage during the Scituate Police Station build.
Posted: Sun 21st Feb 2021
Mental health nurses on the frontline of the COVID-19 pandemic share their experiences of an “extraordinary year”
Mental health nurses working on the frontline of the COVID-19 pandemic have shared their experiences of providing care during the most challenging year of their careers.
To mark the third annual Mental Health Nurses’ Day on Sunday, 21st February, Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board is celebrating the huge contribution its mental health workforce has made to the pandemic response.
Mental health nurses have continued to provide support in a range of settings throughout the pandemic, adapting the way they work to accommodate strict infection prevention measures.
MENTAL HEALTH nurses working on the frontline of the COVID-19 pandemic have shared their experiences of providing care during the most challenging year of their careers. To mark the third annual Mental Health Nurses’ Day on Sunday, 21st February, Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board is celebrating the huge contribution its mental health workforce has made to the pandemic response. Mental health nurses have continued to provide support in a range of settings throughout the pandemic, adapting the way they work to accommodate strict infection prevention measures. Among them is Kate Msimang, who has worked at Wrexham Maelor Hospital’s Heddfan Unit since 2003. She has described how the initial months of fear and stress have now given way to hope for the future, thanks to the rollout of the COVID-19 vaccine.
Man who threatened to shoot police officer jailed
Aidan Bain also admitted assaults on emergency workers
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A Southmead man who admitted assaults on emergency workers and making threats to kill has been jailed.
The case of Aidan Rhonan Bain was before Bristol Magistrates Court on February 1.