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Former Smyrna employee, town resident lodge complaints against Town Manager Brian Hercules

Smyrna Town Manager Brian Hercules faces emailed complaints about his "anger" issues. The concerns come from a former manager and a town resident. ....

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DeSantis requests diversity and equity info from Florida colleges and universities

The request comes days after the governor promised to keep cracking down on “woke" ideology. His ask is being met with fear, outrage and skepticism from many in the state college and university system. ....

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Michigan's going back to work: What will it look like?

Michigan s going back to work: What will it look like?
COVID-19 workplace safety director breaks down the changes
Julie Norwood, Hearst Michigan
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LANSING Changes are afoot for Michigan workers.
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer recently announced Michigan workers who have been working remotely for more than a year will be able to return to the office. In addition, the Michigan Occupational Safety and Health Administration (MIOSHA) updated its emergency rules.
Changes include no longer requiring fully-vaccinated employees to wear face masks or social distance, except in certain health care settings; eliminating regulations for specific industries, such as bars and restaurants; and loosening cleaning requirements. ....

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