The US allows #SexWorkers in #LostWages #LasVegas ...

Why⁉️

Is it like #Amsterdam⁉️

And dear, corrupt (mostly⁉️) #Police: Are drugs #LEGAL there, too⁉️

Perhaps #Corruption is America's #TrueKing⁉️

Change is coming. Eternal, like #TAXES

This is why #wethepeople are running from pillar to post to survive: wage stagnation from Reagan on. Generations of lost wealth accumulation-the time value of money, y’all! - has led us here, with 400 individuals controlling more $ than the other 347.5 million of us. #$79trillion
#lostwages

Intelexual Media: "Zip Code, Race, & Class: Understanding The Cycle of Black Poverty" | #Racism #PublicSafetyNets #Poverty #PovertyIsAPolicyChoice #LackOfHousing #FoodDeserts #PovertyWages #LostWages #CreditScores #PredatoryLoans #Evictions #WellsFargo #Foreclosures
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Six PDM members demand N$9m over lost wages after list removal dispute Six Popular Democratic Movement (PDM) members are demanding N$9 million in compensation for lost wages after their leader McHenry Venaani in 2019 allegedly unconstitutionally removed them from the parliamentary list. PDM secretary general Manuel Ngaringombe confirmed this yesterday. “Yes I am made aware that six of our members are suing the party but I do not have the court document to tell you what they are suing the party for at this stage. Maybe you can confirm with parliament,” he said. The PDM has been cited as the first defendant, the National Assembly as second defendant and the Electoral Commission of Namibia (ECN) as third defendant according to High Court documents seen by The Namibian. The six – Charmine Tjirare, Nghidipohamba Lukas Hamata, Maximalliant Katijmune, Mike Rapuikua Venaani (McHenry Venaani’s father), Raymond Reginald and Yvette Araes – were reinstated in 2022 following orders from the Supreme Court, and are now demanding compensation for their wages during the period of 20 March 2020 to 31 May 2022, in which they did not serve in parliament. Their lawyer, Norman Tjombe, argues that the six now former parliamentarians were duly nominated to the party candidate list of the National Assembly, from which names were submitted to the ECN in accordance with section 77(1) of the Electoral Act. Following the 2019 National Assembly election results, he says the six members were duly elected members of parliament (MPs) effective 21 March 2020 until 20 March 2025, as per the Namibian Constitution. The matter was set aside by the Electoral Court on 13 July 2020 and thereafter on appeal, the Supreme Court on 30 May 2022 ruled in their favour. Tjombe argued that ECN unlawfully announced and declared members whose names were not on the published list, thereby violating section 110(3)(b)(i) of the Electoral Act. Had it not been for what Tjombe describes as the unconstitutional, wrongful and unlawful conduct of the PDM, National Assembly and ECN, the plaintiffs would have been sworn in as duly elected members of National Assembly. “Each plaintiff would have earned the remuneration, allowances and benefits as members of the National Assembly amounting to over N$1.5 million as determined in terms of the Public Office-bearers (Remuneration and Benefits) Commission Act,” he says. In February this year, Venaani told The Namibian that the court made a clear ruling that PDM, in its conduct, was not malicious and that no compensation shall be paid to new MPs. “It was not even a prayer in their case hence demanding it now is without cause”. Both parliament and the PDM, Venaani said, are guided by the court ruling. “Although I am sympathetic to the colleagues, their previous income and lifestyles were intact until coming to parliament,” he said. Retired former National Assembly secretary general Lydia Kandetu explained earlier this year that the six members were not eligible for wages as, at the time of their absence, they were not yet sworn in to parliament. The post Six PDM members demand N$9m over lost wages after list removal dispute appeared first on The Namibian.

#PDM #Namibia #LostWages #Compensation #Parliament

I had a dream that I booked a trip to #LostWages. Not sure where that memory nugget came from. I saw details of the hotel, room and even a rental car. The last time I was there was for a #Pride48 group event several years ago!

How much does it hurt #workers when default tip settings are changed for a major brand?

I genuinely don't know, but I'm guessing at least a couple million in #lostwages.

Anyone know? Anyone else seeing this drop?

#FebruArty Day 26
We sadly don't have the creator name for this lovely #magenta #neon artwork we discovered in #LasVegas, but totally agree with the sentiment!

Oct 2022, during #FirstFriday art night, well north of The Strip. Lots to discover there!

#youareart #artnomads #arttravel #lostwages

San Diego Jury “Goes Nuclear” With $11 Million Verdict in Workplace Discrimination Case As 2024 came to a close, yet another California jury delivered a massive award to an individual plaintiff in an employment discrimination case.  This time, it was an award of over $11 million by a San...

San Diego Jury “Goes Nuclear” With $11 Million Verdict in Workplace Discrimination Case

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#Discrimination #WorkplaceDiscrimination #EmployeeRights #OctapharmaPlasma #LostWages

Don’t Welch on a Bet: Why Integrity Matters. BYD Clips from Ep262 ”Pishadoo of the Year (2024)”
#gambling #gambling #atlanticcity #sportsbetting #sportsbook #sportsbooks #lostwages #lasvegas #betting #draftkings #fanduel #pointspread #moneyline #parlay

'The Hubris of Big Tech': Apple Hit With California Labor Lawsuit for Alleged Free Speech, Privacy Violations

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#FreeSpeech #PrivacyRights #EmployeeRights #Apple #LostWages #PAGA #UnpaidWages

State audit finds major backlog of wage theft claims in California Inadequate staffing and poor oversight have meant that labor law violations are not properly enforced, the audit found.

State audit finds major backlog of wage theft claims in California

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#WageTheft #UnpaidWages #EmployeeRights #CaliWorkers #LaborCommission #LostWages #WageClaims

Gig Economy Company Settles Wage Theft Lawsuit for $2.1 Million Qwick, a gig economy online staffing company for hotel and restaurant workers, is required to pay its misclassified California workers $1.5 million in restitution and convert all workers to employees....

Gig Economy Company Settles Wage Theft Lawsuit for $2.1 Million

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#WageTheft #UnpaidWages #GigEconomy #LostWages #Misclassification #EmployeeRights

Getting serious about wage theft Over $203 million in wages were stolen by employers from nearly 127,000 workers in New York between 2017 and 2021, according to a report last year by Documented and ProPublica. Of that amount, more th...

Getting serious about wage theft

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#wagetheft #paytheft #lostwages #unpaidwages #overtimepay #missedbreaks #waitingtimepay #employeerights

Reason for absentee ballot request? #NoFreeWater #LostWages #HatefulQHecklers #ReallyLongWait #RepublicanJackassery

Honored to represent @ASNKidney on @NLDAC_ASTS #AdvisoryGroup Virtual Winter Meeting–1/20/21. Energized👏🏽by innovations of @HRSAgov #FinalRule to reduce #FinancialDisincentives💸to #LivingDonation by covering #LostWages & #DependentCare for eligible patients thru #NLDAC expansion

Honored to represent @ASNKidney on @NLDAC_ASTS #AdvisoryGroup Virtual Winter Meeting–1/20/21. Energized👏🏽by innovations of @HRSAgov #FinalRule to reduce #FinancialDisincentives💸to #LivingDonation by covering #LostWages & #DependentCare for eligible patients thru #NLDAC expansion