Kharon’s Post

Two years after the enactment of the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (UFLPA), DHS Under Secretary Robert Silvers reflects on the initial reactions to the law and what work still needs to be done to eradicate products made with forced labor. Watch our full webinar with Under Secretary Silvers on demand: https://hubs.ly/Q02D5b510

Check out the recent blog post discussing the necessity of exposure to unhealthy environments to receive hazardous duty pay. Discover the ruling in labor court that seeks actual proof of exposure to unhealthy conditions to qualify for the benefit. Read more at https://ift.tt/onVLmz3

Talk about a liar Who were the company's that made the war goodies other wise we would all be sprecken ze duetch or Japn ze, Biden is thier for the highest bider. He like them dems like bein in power, Stop the corruption!

I've got a terribly uncomfortable feeling in my water and it's not my prostate. Let's examine the situation. Sunak could have waited towards the end of the year before calling an election when the economic news on the inflation front, already improving strongly, and now the immigration issue finally looking to become effective, so much so that even the EU is considering a Rwanda-style plan for its immigration problem, would have greatly improved his chances to snatch victory from the jaws of defeat. He would also have had the opportunity in the Autumn budget to sharply raise the abysmally low £12,500 tax free limit that has become a viciously regressive stealth tax that hits the mainly poor pensioners much harder than the rich and they form 12.6m of the electorate. Make no mistake, the economy and immigration are key voting issues and Labour's ideas on both do not inspire great confidence. As for all the other rag bag parties they have always been a waste of space. This election may not be such a forgone conclusion as most people seem to think. #UKelection #immigration #economy

As right-to-work is repealed, unions have rarely been weaker. Learn more: https://hubs.la/Q02mcmJz0

📢 Exciting news alert! 📢 Check out this fascinating article from the Evening Standard about the recent tension at the Post Office Inquiry. It's a must-read for anyone interested in the current state of labor relations. Don't miss out on the insights and details in the article! #PostOfficeInquiry #LaborRelations #EveningStandardArticle https://ift.tt/aSrbqg6

Democracy itself is on the ballot in 2024. How can we preserve it? If policymakers pass the Protecting the Right to Organize (PRO) Act, decades of attacks on collective bargaining rights will be reversed, and unions will be able to recognize their potential as promoters and protectors of democracy. To learn more, click the link in the comments to read Wes McEnany's post for Cornell Policy Review, now featured on Power At Work.

Last year, federal agencies were required by law to publish their regulatory and policy agendas for 2024, and those agendas reinforce the fact that they will continue pursuing much the same course they have since the outset of the Biden administration, writes contributor David Sparkman. #BidenAdministration #OSHA #DOL #Labor #WorkplaceSafety #Regulations #Safety #EHSToday

Are you familiar with the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (UFLPA)? Check out our most recent blog post that breaks down the legislation and how Transparency-One can help reduce your risk of UFLPA losses. https://hubs.la/Q02rFgk80

As right-to-work is repealed, unions have rarely been weaker. Learn more: https://hubs.la/Q02lMBnb0