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CA Legislature Torpedoes IT Overtime

An anonymous reader writes to mention that a recent piece of California legislation is enabling tech firms to avoid paying their workers overtime. Originally designed to deal with bonds for children's hospitals, bill AB10 was completely rewritten to prevent lawsuit damages over overtime nonpayment. "'This is the first time that the Legislature has done a takeaway of the rights of private-sector workers as part of the budget deal,' said Caitlin Vega of the California Labor Federation. 'We just think it is wrong. We think it will really hurt the groups of workers who will be expected to work through the weekend and not get paid.'"

Urban Health Program Marks 30 Years of Training Minority Physicians

Newswise - Thirty years ago, the Illinois State Legislature called for the formation of the Urban Health Program at the University of Illinois at Chicago to recruit, retain and graduate students from groups underrepresented in the health professions -- African Americans, Hispanics, and Native Americans -- who would practice in medically underserved urban areas.

Calif. says green cars need more noise pollution

SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- Electric and hybrid vehicles may be better for the environment, but the California Legislature says they're bad for the blind.

California says green cars need more noise pollution

SACRAMENTO, Calif. - Electric and hybrid vehicles may be better for the environment, but the California Legislature says they're bad for the blind.

California says green cars need more noise pollution

SACRAMENTO, Calif. - Electric and hybrid vehicles may be better for the environment, but the California Legislature says they're bad for the blind.

Independent bloggers worry ethics proposal will hamper them

The Texas Progressive Alliance is worried that a new Texas Ethics Commission proposal to the Legislature for the possible regulation of political blogs will hamper their free speech.

Minnesota nanotechnology trade association pushes its 10 year, $366m plan

(Nanowerk News) A Minnesota nanotechnology trade association is depending on what it hopes will be a favorable economic impact report to convince the Legislature to approve public investment dollars next year.

Thought leadership

I spent the last two days in Winnipeg. I really didn't know much about the city. When I was younger my grandmother used to tell me the story of the Golden Boy — I had no idea what she was talking about at the time but I would nod my head politely as you do when you are nine years old and confused. I finally saw it yesterday, sitting majestically atop the legislature. Nice moment. About the only thoughts I had had about Winnipeg in fact involved: the Jets (sadly now ensconced in Phoenix, no offence intended Wayne), the Guess Who and Silver Jeans (who impressively won the Victoria Beckham jeans contract).


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