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Delayed COVID-19 worker protections attract crush of lobbyists

Delayed COVID-19 worker protections attract crush of lobbyists Emily Kopp © Provided by Roll Call Workers process meat at Old Fashion Country Butcher in Santa Paula, Calif., in May 2020. The North American Meat Institute is scheduled to meet with federal officials to discuss COVID-19 worker protection rules. A swarm of the most powerful lobbyists in Washington is circling as the White House reviews long-anticipated rules to protect workers from COVID-19 with meatpacking, hospital and retail industries working to delay the regulations while unions push for more urgency. The businesses have been winning so far on the timing. The rules are meant to respond to the clusters of infections in crowded workplaces that drive up infections and deaths but arrive more than a year after outbreaks began. President Joe Biden signed an executive order the day after his inauguration asking the Occupational Safety and Health Administration to write the worker protection rules

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Millions head back to work amid employer confusion over masks, vaccines

Millions head back to work amid employer confusion over masks, vaccines POLITICO 5/6/2021 By Rebecca Rainey © AP Photo/Keith Srakocic Mindy Foringer, the office manager at George Riggins Specialty Automotive, leaves for lunch through the door with the business COVID-19 policy sign in Harmony, Pa. on Jan. 28, 2021. Millions of people are flooding back to work as the coronavirus ebbs, but businesses say the federal government s failure to answer pressing questions over masks and vaccinations are complicating their reopening efforts. Popular Searches Despite President Joe Biden’s new goal of getting 70 percent of Americans vaccinated by July 4, and his call for every employer to offer paid time off for workers to recover from the shot, the government has yet to answer whether it’s legal for businesses to offer vaccine incentives to their staff.

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Colleges straight up trading players, what next?

Colleges straight up trading players, what next?
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A decision on tough new coronavirus workplace protections awaits Walsh as Labor secretary

A decision on tough new coronavirus workplace protections awaits Walsh as labor secretary By Jim Puzzanghera Globe Staff,Updated March 11, 2021, 7:50 a.m. Email to a Friend Dr. Salam Beah carried a sign during a protest over improved COVID-19 testing and workplace safety policies outside of UCLA Medical Center in Los Angeles in December.PATRICK T. FALLON/AFP via Getty Images As Boston Mayor Martin J. Walsh awaits confirmation as US labor secretary, the department he would lead is mulling a major decision with significant implications for workers and businesses reemerging from the pandemic-stricken economy. The clock is ticking on a Monday deadline set by President Biden for the Labor Department to consider whether new nationwide rules are needed to safeguard workers from COVID-19 and, if so, to issue them. Biden is pushing for quick action after the Trump administration declined to enact a so-called emergency temporary standard for coronavirus workplace protection measures, whic

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A piece of Iowa history, Riverview Park in Des Moines given new life

. Playgrounds are a place to make memories and let kids be kids. And a new playground in Des Moines is making that even more possible with the help of Variety The Children s Charity. For young Drew Schneider, he could spend hours at Riverview Park. But this park is unique. In an average playground, there may be one thing that he could engage with, Drew s mother, Meg Schneider, said. And here it s darn near everything. Drew uses a wheelchair, which means at most playgrounds, he would be relegated to sitting and watching others play. That isn t the case at Riverview and the inclusive Star Playground.

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