Can You Get Fired For Social Media Posts? Here's What The Law Says
Employees need to familiarize themselves with their company's social media policies and their rights under labor laws.
California Department of Education's return to office order delayed 6 months, letter says
CBS13 obtained a letter state superintendent Tony Thurmond sent them, announcing a delay of their 4-day-a-week return to ...
How would Oakland’s proposed sales tax measure address its budget problems?
If approved, Measure A would impose a half-percent extra cost on numerous goods sold in Oakland, raising roughly $30 million ...
The Unintended Consequences of Trump’s Firing Spree
At Veterans Affairs facilities in Detroit and Denver, staff reductions have led to canceled health programs and left homeless ...
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College Athletes Can Now Make Millions Off Sponsorship Deals. Here’s the First Look at California’s Numbers
Noozhawk republishes news articles from CalMatters on state and local policy issues that impact Santa Barbara County readers. $390,000 to ...
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Ides of March arrives for thousands of school employees facing potential layoffs this year
CALIFORNIA SCHOOL DISTRICTS are again turning to layoffs to shore up budgets shrunk by declining enrollment, expiring federal ...
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Robbin Preciado, executive VP and retail banking director at Mechanics Bank, leads the bank's retail operations with over 600 ...
Alberta school support workers reach tentative deal to end two-month strike
Alberta school support workers reach tentative deal to end strike, with contracts covering Edmonton and Fort McMurray staff.
Meta takes aim at ex-employee’s memoir ‘Careless People’
“Careless People” recounts uncomfortable encounters between Joel Kaplan, now Meta’s vice president of global public policy, ...
March Madness may drain billions from US economy due to lost productivity
Each year, millions of basketball fans count down the days to March Madness, the NCAA tournament that turns casual viewers ...
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Critics say cuts put safety at risk; agencies overseeing U.S. dams losing ‘critical’ employees
Trump administration workforce cuts at federal agencies overseeing U.S. dams are threatening their ability to provide reliable electricity, supply farmers with water and protect communiti ...