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     Dan Haar: Frontier launches rare attack on 'unconscionable' payout to its retired CEO in CT

     Stamford Advocate· 7 days ago

     A fight between Frontier Communications and its former CEO, New Canaan philanthropist Leonard Tow,...

2. • 14 entry-level criminal justice degree jobs | Washington Times Herald

     Washington Times-Herald· 12 hours ago

     Are you considering going into criminal justice for college? Keep reading to discover 14 well-paying criminal justice degree jobs you can land as an entry-level graduate. What is a criminal ...

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     FAA deadline fast-approaching for Boeing

     KIRO 7 Seattle-Tacoma· 7 days ago

     Major decisions and a fast-approaching deadline are just around the corner for Boeing. Back in February, the FAA told Boeing it had 90 days to submit a...

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     Q&A: To solve the nursing shortage, researcher proposes government funding fix

     Medical Xpress· 5 days ago

     Yakusheva, an expert on the economic value of nursing, and Robert Longyear, co-founder and CEO of...

5. • JD Supra: More Dollar for White Collar: DOL Issues New Overtime Rules

     JD Supra· 3 days ago

     The Department of Labor issued a Final Rule on April 24, 2024, addressing the salary requirements for the overtime (“white collar”) exemptions under the Fair Labor Standards Act. The...

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     Ban on ‘captive audience’ meetings, AI regulations among 466 bills to pass this session

     Quincy Herald-Whig· 3 days ago

     If the “captive audience” bill is signed by the governor, employers would still be allowed to...

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     June is LGBTQ+ Pride Month. Here's what to know

     The Globe Gazette· 2 days ago

     Why is June pride month? The monthlong global celebration began with Gay Pride Week in late June 1970, a public celebration that marked the first...

8. • Dawn raids never died: why formal apologies and restoring NZ citizenship are still not enough

     The Conversation· 6 days ago

     The dawn raids of the 1970s, when police descended on Pacific Island households in New Zealand’s main cities to find and deport “overstayers”, remain a scar on New Zealand’s collective memory ...