measures have become amendments to the labor code for employees for the duration of participation in the ssair jobs are preserved, we offer for military personnel for all military personnel under a contract on conscription. uh, volunteers to keep, so to speak, book a job for them and, uh, the position held before the start of the tasks of the special military operation, that is, the labor contract with them is not terminated, but after that the military personnel are suspended for three months may return to their previous duties. the period of suspension of the employment contract. in this case, it will be counted in the length of service. as well as work experience in the specialty, a similar norm will also apply to civil servants, family members of participants in a special military operation. we also received additional guarantees, for example, they cannot be sent without the consent of business trips to attract overtime at night on weekends and holidays maria burkova ekaterina shevchenko andrey tarasov mikhail borenkov what will change in january i will talk about the laws that have alre

in addition, ammunition depots in the ssa were destroyed today in the kupyansk and yuzhno-limansk directions , the ministry of defense reports, now positional battles are continuing. air strikes on enemy positions in addition, in the krasnoarmeyskaya area, a ukrainian mig-29 was shot down by russian tankers, meanwhile, in the special operation zone, they are destroying armor reinforcements. technicians, the accumulation of manpower all combat missions are performed there by the t-72 crew, gunners and commanders. they fire closed positions thanks to accurate dan. drones fighters eliminate targets at a great distance tank shells fly along a ballistic trajectory tactics that allows our military to quickly change positions and not fall under return fire. the coordinates were the enemy’s drg was discovered, rolled out to the day line, worked out, as expected, the first sighting, the second, the third struck fire. defeat the enemy moved back according to the combat order to our main line. the enemy was hit. well, the ukrainian troops fired at horlivka again during the day, as representatives of th

step by step, it was possible to completely clear the territory from anti-tank mines in the ssa on behalft of russia now there will be a new city for 30,000 inhabitants, construction will begin this year, and square meters will be purchased. residents. kherson region will be able to use the ser. in general, the coast of the sea of ​​azov from mariupol to genichesk is planned to be turned into a tourist and nature reserve cluster, where there will be no large industrial enterprises, it should be done for centuries. we really need to make a city in which everyone wants to live, and the places here are absolutely amazing nature amazing. yes, and people too sergey kiriyenko in the kherson region on the eve, together with the parishioners, celebrated christmas, festive services were held in all churches of the kherson region. the christmas liturgy was held at the forefront of the service organized, and with the help of field churches, which are set up sacred by ministers who, uh, go to the staff of the armed forces of the russian federation and they conduct services with everyone who also want

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that's ssa dot gov slash ssi kids message produced by social security at us taxpayer expense. >> there's a fox news alert. th lots of drama on capitol hillth tonight. there is still no speaker ofere the house. there are a couple ornedf votes kevin mccarthy has been turned down twice by a total of 20 republicans. fox trace gallagher has been following us all day long and has an update for us .s of >> hey, trace. voting, hey, tucker.vin mccarthy is actl after three rounds of voting,s n kevin mccarthy is actually losing ground during roundes one in two.hi nineteen hard linem.nd conservatives voted against him, but in round three , florida gop congressman elect byron donalds alsongressma voted against mccarthy. all p oppositionon votes went to ohio congressman elect jim jordan, who says he does not want to be speaker oftb the house. meantime, those voting against kevin mccarthy are pushing for concessions like specific committee assignments and increased funding to investigate government corruption. increaset congressman electgate mike walsh says those voting against mccarthy keep changing t

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we need to be focused very carefully on increasing the supply of housing ssa possible,, and rent controlent stabilization is pretty difficult to make that effective. the other thing i would say is there are a lot of landlords out of it. there are the institutional landlords but in many cases the landlords we're talking about here for these kinds of, for low income households in these communities where trying to help, they are mom and pop. they are middle-class household as well, so we need to keep that in mind. i don't know i would go down that path. i would go down these other paths before it went down the rent stabilization or rent control path. >> the time of the gentleman has expired. the gentleman from south carolina mr. timmons is now recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. appreciate you having this hearing. i live in greenville south carolina. we have a major challenge of affordable housing. the city has grown so much there's been so much, people moving into the district, rents have gone through the roof. same problem having all over the country. we have twice as

i'm going to talk about it a little bit because a pay deal has been accepted by the tea ssa and unionss the coming week rmt members out over to week as rmt members out over to 48 and aslef strike 48 hour period and aslef strike on thursday aslef them all. train drivers rmt more signatures , platform staff, etc. signatures, platform staff, etc. anyway, mick lynch has threatened that action could even last beyond may if the government doesn't come forward with what he sees as a reasonable. however, people are questioning whether or not he's actually got the capacity to because a lot of workers are now skint joining workers on a picket line at euston station. he transport secretary he blamed transport secretary malcolm lack of malcolm barber for the lack of resolution dispute resolution of. the dispute in december. well we've got our reporters up and down the country getting to get the latest on the rail struggles for us. paul hawkins, i'll start with you. paul hawkins. euston station, what's the latest? what you hope the latest where i you up? hope the latest where i am is i'm just heari