well, the federation of employers of ukraine addressed a letter to the prime minister of ukraine denysrvene in the situation that arose against the background of the decisions of the state of the audit service of ukraine so, what are we talking about, what are the risks for the defense industry ? chairman of the all-ukrainian association of employers of machine builders of ukraine, mr. vitaly, i congratulate you, please explain this whole strange story with the actions of the state audit service of ukraine and whether there has already been any reaction from the government after the public appeal of the federation of employers of ukraine to the prime minister of ukraine us, as employers, this story is really strange. we do not understand the logic of the civil servants of the audit service. they believe that enterprises should work without profit , referring to one of the government's resolutions. i when the government there accepted, let's say so, in march 22, after the government regulated it in a different way, anyway, they believe that for a year and a half there, enterprises shoul

yarova, to one of the manufacturers of defense-industrial the complex, which is part of the federation of employersukraine, came with a demand to return the profit received . thus, entrepreneurs have only three ways out - gudemenko writes: welcome everything to the state, give a bribe inspectors or it gives it to be known. meanwhile, procurement for the armed forces is on the verge of collapse, so that this does not happen and the democratic country does not turn into a totalitarian one. we will face each other in kyiv, we discussed all possible scenarios and risks in more detail in our story . recently, western officials have called on ukraine to hold elections next year even during martial law, despite the fact that this prohibited by the constitution, kyiv rejects such a possibility, in particular due to the security of the military during the war, the military is unlikely to be able to vote, and for civilians, a trip to the polling station may be threatened by rocket attacks there, a-a, they think about shells, they think about weapons, they think about drones, they think about new technologies

yarova, to one of the manufacturers of defense - industrial complex, which is part of the federation of employers of ukraine, came with a demand to return the profit received . thus, entrepreneurs have only three ways out , according to demenko, give everything to the state a bribe while checking to go to prison meanwhile, procurement for the armed forces is on the verge of collapse or this did not happen and the democratic country did not turn into a totalitarian yuriy gudymenko wrote an appeal to the nazk with clear proposals, the public also expects rational actions from the cabinet of ministers for the company the european parliament recognized the belarusian regime the dictator oleksandr lukashenko as an accomplice in russian crimes in ukraine , this is stated in the adopted resolution , the parliamentarians strongly condemned the massive supply of ammunition and military equipment by minsk equipment, as well as the deployment of russian troops on their territory, the meps reminded that lukashenko was involved in the forced deportation of ukrainian children, therefore they called on the inte

the federation of employers appealed to the president of ukraine in which it called on volodymyr zelenskyi to help hold a joint meeting with the cabinet of ministers, in addition, the heads of enterprises mentioned the story with the state audit sabotage against the civil aviation administration. in general, they called for the liquidation of the state audit service in order to resolve the situation . the ministry of economy also took its step and clarified 335 resolution . they noted that this document did not change the procedure for obtaining profit in defense purchases during martial law, and therefore the claims of one service to enterprises are groundless. however, defense enterprises continue to receive prescriptions, and the state services here have not responded to the letter of cancellation of the economy , nor has it made public any of its positions regarding of this situation kateryna halko oleksandr burlevych espresso tv channel continues the 78th session of the un general assembly , the open debate of the security council on ukraine begins, let's look at the code in accordanc

on september 8, the federation of employers appealed to the president of ukraine in which called on volodymyr zelenskyi to help hold a joint meeting with the cabinet of ministers, in addition, the heads of the enterprises called the history of the state audit a diversion against the state audit service. and in general, when the state audit service was abolished in order to resolve the situation, the ministry of economy also took its step and clarified 335 of the resolution . they noted that this document did not change the procedure for obtaining profit in defense procurement during martial law, and therefore the claims of the state audit service to enterprises are groundless , but defense enterprises continue to receive prescriptions and the state here, the services did not react to the letter of cancellation of the economy, nor did they make any of their position public regarding this situation kateryna galko oleksandr burlevych espresso tv channel i do not forget to remind you and you do not forget to notify espresso tv channels and the vesna charity fund are collecting funds for the purch

business support programs must be expanded, says ruslan ilichov, the general director of the federation of employers. it will be in the next budget restoration of the program of support for serozmachinery. that is, if a farmer buys a certain technique with a certain level of localization, he receives 25% of the cost, it has shown itself very well, there since 2016, unfortunately, in the first year of the war and in the second year, funds were not allocated there, but we were able to prove to the government that when we stimulate demand, it is, as a result, stimulation of production, as a result of the action i submitted the entire project with my calculations, after 10 days i received an answer that yes, you are invited to an interview, the interview was conducted by chernihiv employment exchange. thanks to the grant , veronika tarasenko, a former land manager , changed her profession and opened a fitness center in korup, chernihiv region. everything hurts, falls off, but here it seems to be happy. i go to something different every day. i would have gone even five years ago. there was nowhere to go.

at the expense of the federal budget of the region or the employer, it should be aimed at those educational currently being rebuilt and that are carrying out the necessary work that corresponds to the priorities of the labor market. am. today there were also proposals made here that relate to the inclusion of people with disabilities . health in e. labor processes on the labor market. subject, subtle since it is also related to medical indications, but we now understand that some things that seemed unshakable to us. we'll probably need to reconsider. so that these people can be involved in employment. and, probably, one more point, uh, that i would like to note, uh, so as not to take up time, since i already said that we discussed this here. uh, today here at the presidium of the state council, uh, new regions of the russian federation are present, they are participating for the first time. eh, in this kind of work. they uh, i would like to say, that despite the fact that we have recently been involved, but already in principle, integrated into all our programs, not only within the framewor

were acting in the kind described in the indictment, were they acting within the scope of their federal employment. the reason they get paid by the taxpayers. or were they instead acting in a political capacity. on behalf of the trump campaign. what the judge found here is that the bulk of the conduct by mark meadows was political, and not governmental execution of the law. so for that reason, it belongs in state court. i don't think any of the other defendants who are federal officers are going to fare any better. maybe they will try. but it really is the same analysis, the same kind of conduct. we will see what happens on appeal, but i do not see this case leaving fulton county. >> barbara, let's talk about that. when it goes on appeal, because it came from a federal district court, it goes to the 11th circuit court of appeals. which we know said has a little conservative leaning these days. do you reasonably anticipated going as far as scotus? >> it could. you know, i don't, because i think it's a pretty clear, correct answer. i think the 11th circuit will affirm this. i think they will do so f

of federal law. most of apples and the asian employment policies also violate federal law. i sent them like 20 different documents, including the employment agreement i signed when i joined. and so they're working on it sounds like a complaint. now let's. if apple doesn't settle, it shouldn't go to court. an apple i expect is going to be use on dozens of charges against these policies because they're officially legal. and so i'm hoping it starts to help a see change at apple where employees can try to speed up a little bit. i think it was a very long time. no. because everyone's so used to secrecy and then somebody shouldn't feel. ashley. thank you very much. hold on to we are going to continue our conversation with apple whistleblower ashley gilbert about her experience with a wide variety of whistle blowing at the tech giant. we're going to take a short break and then come back to talk about life after whistle blowing state to . 2 2 the there's no end in sight over how you're going to continue to destroy the earth. is the case for the med, most of the people. i tried to g

federal government won't be able to continue fulfilling various functions. but remember that the u. s. government is the nation's largest employer over 2000000 federal thousands of the very upset from health. it's a little over a week since president loading years of lensky came to washington to rally more support for his country. and the immediate term you created remains protected. even in the shut down, but that spending on ukraine has become a sticking point in these negotiations means the lensky may need to worry about future support. and that's a big concern because you already see the republican congressmen, disputing how much money of u. s. government is spending supporting ukraine's efforts in defending himself against the rest of the business. the already questions being asked, and that being made part of the debates on the government shutdown and whether the republicans allow or the democrats deposit budget. so it's not just a direct hit from the government shutdown to print spending spending, but the question of your credit spending is it was the same whether or not we haven't gotten them shut down and how long us. but the good news is the us is no s

of the north caucasus federal district through the implementation of investment projects. in general, the development of the territory creates new jobs, and also develops formats remote employment, of course, individual cities and towns, and sometimes entire metropolitan areas, continue to experience a shortage of jobs. shortage in addition, special attention should be paid to regions with low quality of employment, where people formally seem to have jobs, but their wages and incomes seriously lag behind the national average. i would ask anna alekseevna golikova to give each such case a review to the labor market restoration working group and propose appropriate support measures. next, the government is implementing a special program, the result of which has already been a gradual but consistent reduction in youth unemployment. it is known above, than in general on the side in this direction it is necessary to concentrate additional efforts, because according to all forecasts, not positive every year and for more than ten decades. we can say that in ten years the number of young people who will have the number of young people will grow in our country. e in 2030, for example, in

employment of teenagers. in 2023, changes were made to the labor code of the russian federation; now, in order to conclude an ontract with a minor who has reached the age of 14, the consent of the guardianship authorities and at 50 will no longer be required, if there is another legal representative for the employment of children who have reached the age of 14, it is enough to obtain the written consent of one of the child’s parents or his guardian, if this stipulates that the employment of children over 14 years of age and children left without parental care is carried out with the written consent of the guardianship and trusteeship authority or other legal representative of all norms that protect health and rights. they are adults and continue to act ; the relationship with the employer must be officially formalized; one copy of the employment contract must be given to the teenager; an employment contract is allowed to be concluded at the age of 16; all citizens over 15 are allowed to enter into this too. perhaps if the teenager has already received general education at school or was numerically now continu

guys and we actually, my lawyer told them that employment contract uh to legal uh, experts the of the in switzerland, one of them both even a uh, federal law, chopped employment law and they wrote the 2nd opinion uh, which actually marked pete provide some of people who is known in switzerland as one of the most well known experts in money. the on 3 rows that the you can't apply at the the swiss bank secrecy. and the caymans, that's not possible. so uh, even so. uh they uh, they uh, found me guilty. uh, again, again, uh, the 2014 bought in 2016 at the higher court of sierra which is the 2nd level they, they had to this come uh, to uh, change the word to the main and they really on. so what's going on, and therefore the doctors of the lawyer court, they actually for the they slay part of the dirty game. thank you rudolph elmer, for joining us and for sharing your harrowing story of whistle blowing. and we'll leave it there and beg you to our viewers for joining us. whistle blowing is tough . it's very tough. in many cases, it takes over our lives and changes their very course, but is the great industrialist. henry ford said, quote, ops

guys and the actually, my lawyer told them that employment contract its uh to legal uh, experts the of the in switzerland, the north, even a uh, federal line, charge, employment law. and they wrote the 2nd opinion uh, which actually mocks pete's provide. some off beach was known in switzerland as one of the most well known experts in money laundering rose that the you called supply at the, the, the suspect secrecy. and the caymans, that's not possible. so uh, even so, uh they uh, they uh, found to me guilty. uh, again, again, uh, the 2014, bought in 2016 at the higher court of c. all right, which is the 2nd level they they had to this come uh, to uh, change the road, the domain and they really on. so what's going on and therefore the doctors of the lawyer court, they actually for the they slay part of the dirty game. thank you rudolph elmer for joining us and for sharing your harrowing story of whistle blowing. i will leave it there and thank you to our viewers for joining us. whistle blowing is tough, it's very tough. in many cases, it takes over our lives and changes their very course. but it's a great industrialist. henry ford says

of employers. in the kaluga region, since 2010, there has been experience in dual education, but without the modernization of secondary vocational education, without what the ministry of education of the russian federation impossible to respond to modern requests from employers. we are grateful to you, vladimir vladimirovich, for supporting the development of education in the kaluga region. we are finishing construction of a new campus of bauman university. you supported the idea of ​​​​creating an international center for nuclear education in obninsk, and today we are opening the first federal technopark of vocational education in kaluga. the ministry of education implemented this project with our help, with our support, i thank you , sergei sergeevich, for entrusting the implementation of this project to us and we are beginning to prepare mentors of specialist teachers for the whole country. our belarusian builders helped us build the technopark partners. together with them, we build housing , kindergartens, schools, and many social facilities. i would like to say thank you to our belarusian partners next to me. one of the first to study in the new technology park is a teacher from the vladimir region

of the relevant organization carrying out educational activities and back. this is their fourth employer as provided for in article 173 of the labor code of the russian federationucation in accordance with article 173 of the labor code. the employer is required to provide leave without pay in the amount of 15 calendar days to employees admitted to entrance examinations and students of preparatory departments of educational organizations who have graduated from education to pass the final certification outside depending on the shape training. this is the news and remember your rights are not enough to know; you just need to be able to use them. have a nice day. no , this time i'm not relaxing at a beautiful beach resort. although one might think so a little further, this is one of the wildest , inaccessible and beautiful islands of the pacific ocean, the southernmost island of russia . and now the island belongs to birds. tomorrow, and today i invite you to go with me to a very tasty place nearby. and on the way i want to show you another very interesting place under this dome. you don't care that you won't guess. what happened at the end of the last century. sp

of course, you need to combine the efforts of federal authorities, regional authorities, our municipalities, find new correct forms of cooperation with employers entrepreneurs who work in the territories, this is the only way resolve all these pressing issues, which in general, of course, will continue to strengthen people’s trust in all levels of government, ensure additional cohesion in the face of all external challenges, i have no doubt that with these we can cope with the tasks, i will do everything that depends on me, everything that i can, i know, i learned working under your leadership, in order to find the necessary solutions on all these issues, to ensure an improvement in the lives of krasnoyarsk residents, thank you very much, yeah, mikhail mikhailovich, i want to wish you success, good luck , indeed, this is new for you, a new page in your life, professional career, krasnoyarsk, the krasnoyarsk region occupy a special place, just like the whole of siberia. the center of russia, it still has enormous potential potential development, i repeat, like the whole of siberia, and the arctic region, the krasnoyarsk territory, this is also

alaska, 4% working in federal government, 9.5% just in fair banks. 60% of alaska's land managed by the federal government, the department of interior a major employerginia, 3.4% above the national afternoon, 6% in parkersburg and vienna. a branch of the treasury that employs a lot of people in state. areas we'll have to watch as we get closer to a potential government shutdown. >> it would be a very big deal thanks for breaking that down for us. >>> a bipartisan bill related to marijuana has cleared a major hurd until the u.s. senate, the safer act would make it easier for marijuana businesses to access the financial system, this was advanced by the senate banking committee today it heads to the full senate floor for a vote according to the u.s. cannabis industry is expected to pass $33 billion. it's impossible to store the money present day because those businesses marijuana is illegal under federal law so they can't save their money in federal -- the legal marijuana industry is almost entirely cash base because of that. this bill isn't going to legalize marijuana at the federal level but it deals with this banking issue. >> reporter: it's huge st

we have 10 million jobs open in the country reduce the federal government employment by 20%, 40000 of those folks pay taxes instead of consuming taxes. they'll be a good switch as someone is for my life operationally working on for software accounting and sales and marketing and all of the things. i get how we have taken so much cost out of almost every industry. then it look at the industries that have not been successful in 20 years. prices have gone up, higher education, prices have gone up. quality of the outlook is not gone out. those are the two industries the federal government shove the most money into. when you talk about education we've got to figure out a way we cannot just say the answers more inputs, more inputs, more input you've got to get people in north dakota we flipped the whole thing we don't even talk about budgets until we talk about strategy. different agencies and groups all come in and say before we have discussion about the budget we want to see your strategic plan here is a template. what's the customer satisfaction? who is your customer? the customer is a t

federal court given that would actually be a form of federal interference and not a form of neutrality, which is what the removal statute is about, providing a neutral venue for people being charged related their federal employment does trump have a chance? >> i really don't think he does, at least in front of this judge. certainly these decisions will get appealed up to the 11th circuit where i was a law illegal firework many years ago. maybe even the supreme court. trump doesn't have a case because the same arguments that applied to mark meadows are substantially going apply to donald trump, he was a candidate for office, petitioning a state election entity for -- with respect to irregularities in the campaign. as the professor said, this a state issue with respect to a campaign. not an official federal issue that the president or the white house chief of staff in their official roles out to have been dealing with. >> so, anthony, meadows was on that infamous phone call where trump pressured the secretary of state raffensperger to find 11780 votes. in the rule there is focus on meadows' role on that call. the judge writes, quote, meadows acknowledged that lawyers on the phone call were lawyers for either the p

public places there are no conditions for driving everywhere; the employer has the opportunity and the government of the russian federationwing examples here. recently , the threat of using projectiles with combined uranium has become a reality. what are the consequences of such use for the territory and the people who live on them? up to 30% of the total combined damage that is in the charge may not burn out and remain in the form of wind movement; already this, uh, volume of dust can be carried away up to one and a half 400 m. this is what is described, well, using the example of serbia at a distance of up to 40 km. i had traces. and then the soil, plants and animals and people are all in a zone of very high risk of getting wounds and the consequences for public health in serbia are still significant today, there is very serious work on oncology and hematology, which shows the negative impact. this is a very high risk. thanks a lot. she yuryevna for taking the time. a new case of extreme conquest of heights, this time in st. petersburg by a roofer for the sake of meaningless selfies and demonstrations on the network. to

the job of the federal government is not to provide employment to the bureaucrats. e said, a lot of the advisers in the d.c. bureaucracy, they have duped good presidents, from reagan to trump, by telling them you can't fire these employees because of so-called civil service protections. what i laid out in my speech down the road earlier today is that actually the laws of this country do give the u.s. president power to act. not with individual firings, but with mass lay-offs and they are not covered by the civil service protections what i'm bringing. >> john: hold that thought a minute, john kirby, the iran deal announced on september 11th. >> in korea. it will be monitored by rigorous due diligence standards reared by the u.s. treasury department, the u.s. will have visibility and able to engage in oversight where the money was going and for what purpose. if iran tries to divert the funds we'll take action and lock them up again. i also want to be clear. this is not a payment of any kind. it's not ransom. these are not u.s. taxpayer dollars. and we have not lifted a

>> well, so the rule of thumb when i was a forecaster at the federal reserve was that employment databest measured in realtime versus gdp or surveys. of course, take that all with a grain of salt post covid. but i want to point out that this whole discussion is illustrating that the market is doing the fed's work for them, with 5% two-year yields, yeah, people are going to err towards safe assets over risky assets. that tightens financial conditions and slows the economy. so all the fed has to do is less rather than more and let the market do its work. so buying time is the strategy. >> there is a marketedly different tone than there was in the first half of the year. we were debate thing a little yesterday, as well. energy is the leadership, it has been the worst performer. tech is up 2% versus its 40% run in the first half. so i guess if i had to sort of force you into it to say well, okay, where would you want to jump in and kind of be most exposed right now, what would you ay? do you still stick with tech, or, you know, do you go for the utilities? do you go for consumer staples,

of the russian federation. according to the president, there are still many unresolved issues locally, such as emergency housing, a lack of places in kindergartens and employmentroblems. but contrary to the expectations of ill-wishers, the head of state emphasized, today russia has every opportunity to develop and strengthen the country. social and economic development. chechen republic, vladimir putin discussed today with ramzan kadyrov. the meeting was held in the kremlin, the president noted the positive dynamics of the region’s development and the professional , coordinated work of its leadership, which leads to noticeable results. comprehensive support is provided to svo participants and their families. the tasks of the special operation are now carried out by several thousand chechen fighters. many volunteered to defend their homeland. we agreed to talk about the situation today. in the republic, in the economy, in in the social sphere, uh, in general, the dynamics are positive, this is largely happening thanks to you. people are working confidently in your team, i just would like to before starting a pro-republic, but this is what we were doing, we thin

market that's steadily growing, though there are signs of cooling in the face of the federal reserve's higher interest rates. employers added 187,000 jobs in august, while the unemployment rate ticked up from 3.5% to 3.8%, a sign that more americans are looking for work. in addition, downward revisions to june and july numbers put the average monthly job gain over the last three months to a relatively modest 150,000, down from an average of 238,000 from march through may. at the white house, president biden hailed the 32nd consecutive month of job growth. pres. biden: more than 700,000 people joined the labor force last month, which means the highest share of working-age americans are in the workforce now than at any time in the past 20 years. people are coming off the sidelines, getting back to their workplaces. and the lowest unemployment rate in 70 years for women. john: but adding today's report to earlier data paints a complex picture of the current economy. catherine rampell is a newsour special correspondent and washington post columnist. catherine, let's talk about the job numbers. what was your reaction to th

federal government. the department of interior, a major employer in the state. west virginia, 3.4% statewide.kersburg rgs vienna, four veterans affairs hospitals in the state. these are the major states that could be impacted if the government shuts down later this week. >> real people, real lives. this matters. it's not just politics. it really does affect people. the other thing that's happening, and this is not a budget issue, but it is also a budget issue, just not a dire one or it is a dire one. just not wrapped up in this current argument is that it's the end of the month of the pandemic era funding for child care. what was that and what will happen when it expires? >> this was part of the american rescue plan, and we covered it at the time, the way to help the floundering child care system in the u.s. at least have foundation for support financially. those benefits are now set to expire, and look, it comes at a time when moms are finally rebounding to their pre-pandemic work force rates. that's a good thing. you and i know when moms don't have child care, generally that means they have

for women, it's $66,000, according to the latest new york federal reserve employment survey. as the cost ofee requirements for job applicants. caroline shively asked students, professors and employers that they think that college is worth the cost. college math has always been pretty simple. if you spend four years here, you get one of these, then one of these, and it all adds up to a whole lot of this. but there's another line in that equation you can't forget the debt. at first i look at it, i'm like, wow, this is a lot of money. and then i say, it's monopoly money. it's this money is fake. it's just some paper. i'll pay it off eventually. i hope, or i'll die with it. so is college worth the cost? maybe not a trade school degree has the potential to put more money in your pocket. last year, the median annual salary of a new college graduate was $52,000, according to the federal reserve bank of new york . but the association for career and technical education found in 2021 graduate with associate's degrees in technical or applied science fields, made 2 to $11,000 more a year than those wit

fundamental disagreement on the level of federal spending, an issue that is actually worth having a real debate about we have doubled federal deficit this year, in a full employmentbad idea part of problem with inflation numbers we're not getting in this case in the way of a coordinated monetary fiscal policy we are getting the -- fighting one another continually, we are going to get a shut down more important past shutdown what keep we get putting fiscal house in order. >> what does fiscal house look to you mark when you see numbers on persist pi up 1.6% year-over-year. mark: what i am seeing inflation noting lingering it is reaccelerator in my opinion in very dangerous scenario if you go back to 70s the fed took their foot off the brakes too early in battle against inflation, and then inflation spiked a second time the second time was actually higher than the first time, i don't know that we're headed down that path necessary he necessarily but i think fed has to continues higher rates for a longer period of time the reason atlanta fed sticky 12 months out inflation numbers 5 1/2% a reason conference board last month at what points 12-month out inflation expect

the agreement on the part of the employer was not authorized to agree on such a payment, the current situation intervened in the constitutional court of the russian federationtion of july 13, 23 forbade refusing employees who quit under an agreement parties in severance pay, if the conditions given to the payment are provided in the employment contract or the agreement on its termination by the constitutional court. considered the complaint of the employee, which the employer and the courts refused to pay severance pay upon dismissal by agreement of the parties. in this case, the specified payment was direct. look at the terms of the employment contract, the document stated that upon dismissal by agreement of the parties, the employee receives a severance pay in the amount of wages for 3 months. similar conditions were in the agreement on termination of the employment contract signed by the parties on the day of dismissal, but the employee did not wait for the payments to be paid by the employee. installed. and in general, it is not considered a severance pay in its essence, the organization in which the employee worked was unprofitable because the director

amounts of payments and the question is very acute - this is training , retraining and employment for further creation of these guys and in social elevators. you know that we have adopted a federalquotas for admission to a higher education institution for both combat veterans and their children, but everything is needed debug these mechanisms so that everything works very clearly and very smoothly. the winners of the large-scale knowledge league tournament were announced today in moscow, it brought together schoolchildren and students from all over the country, an intellectual competition where erudition is important creativity and teamwork skills were selected for almost six months, the competition for participation in the final was thousands of people per place the best of the best met in the capital olga pautova watched the fight and found out who won the main prize. half an hour before the start of the fuss and pleasant excitement to study textbooks is too late. so the secret is the right attitude. everyone has his own now we ate ice cream or water. we, on the contrary, are trying to distract, why stop worrying? we joke, we laugh, we need to take a picture. for the time bein

with 10 million jobs open or country reduce the federal government employment by 20 percent 400,000 could be paying taxes instead ofng taxes is a good switch as someone who spent my life operationally w working on selling products like software for accounting and sales and marketing i get how we have taken so much cost out of l every industry and then i look at the industry that is not been successful the last 20 years higher education productivity has gone down. those are the 2 industries the federal government shoves the most money into. so talk about education with higher ed the answer is not just more input but to focus on the output and in north dakota we flipped the whole thing we don't talk about it until we talk about strategy. 74 different agencies and group say before we even have a discussion about the budget we want to see her strategic plan, what are your outputs? who is your customer? it is the taxpayer you treating them better today than yesterday? to the have to drive 3 hours to come to a window at the dmv or can they get the license renewal on their phone at home and save the drive to sit in a room

employment contract. in addition, federal information about the taxi service is created in the second data about the car ofers. well, in the third information, companies and individuals who have received permission to work in a taxi. not all participants in moscow are ready to make trips to the new rules, in the moscow region in st. petersburg everything will be fine, tariffs for so these aggregators' ingenuity in other regions are either partially or completely not ready for the introduction of a new e-taxi. eh, anyway in two of them, i have not found it since september 1 when issuing unsecured consumer loans to a bank. he will have to accumulate more capital, we are talking about loans with a high rate of 25% and about borrowers who spend more than half of their income on loan repayments. now these products will cost the bank more. well, such a measure for islamic banking is launched in russia. this is banking activity in accordance with the norms of islam for example. it assumes a ban on the ship and kal in 2021 this type of financing by four trillions of dollars, it is best developed in countries such

of our nation. this does not mean that it has everything in it that i would like to see for it. and for instance, had hoped that a federal fair employment practice bill would have been submitted with the president to bill and some other things such giving the attorney general the right to initiate in any area where there is a denial of civil rights wherein this bill only calls for the attorney general having the right to initiate suits in area of school desegregation. but where these points, i think by and large, it is a strong and forthright bill. now, i would have to disagree with the honorable senator of state of georgia, which happens to be my state, when he says this is an inhuman, sinister bill. i think, on the contrary it is in line with the deepest principle of our america and democracy. and i think it really carries with it all of the deep insights of the democratic ideal as well as the american dream, deep, rather, one of the basic things in our country is the declaration of independence which speaks of the fact that all men are created equal and endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights, and that among these ar

responsibility that we have to ensure that the people who work for this federal government have the supporting and the backing of those employments. it's critically important to the men and women who serve and sacrifice across the globe that they know that we have their backs. it critically important that those in law enforcement, emergency response, and those all across this country know that in this moment, we vote yes to keep this government functioning. ms. delauro: i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady continues to reserve. the gentleman from florida. mr. diaz-balart: mr. speaker, also i believe i made a mistake before when i may have called you mr. chairman, when we're not in the committee of the whole. my mistake. mr. speaker, i would now ask unanimous consent that the text of h.r. 5860 as proposed to be adopted, unless under suspension of the rules, be modified by the amendment that i've placed at the desk. i've been making some technical mistakes but i got it right, i think, now. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the modification. the clerk: modification to h.r. 5860 offered by mr. diaz-balart o