in the labor market, conditions remain solid. payroll job gains averaged 170,000 per month over the past three months, following earlier increases the unemployment rate has stabilized since the middle of last year. and at 4.1% in december, remains low. nominal wage growth has eased over the past year, and the jobs to workers gap has narrowed. overall, a wide set of indicators suggest that conditions in the labor market are broadly imbalanced. the labor market is not a source of significant inflationary pressures. inflation has eased significantly over the past two years, but remains somewhat elevated relative to our 2% longer run goal. estimates based on the consumer price index and other data indicate that total p.c.e. prices rose 2.6% over the 12 months ending in december and that excluding the volatile food and energy categories, core p.c.e. prices rose 2.8%. longer term inflation expectations appear to remain well anchored, as reflected in a broad range of surveys of households, businesses, and forecasters, as well as measure

what is a labor shortage is a shortage a lack of labor or a lack of people willing to do labor at the price that you've set it out right. so if you tell me that you're going to pay me $100,000 to work in a poultry industry, i don't think you'll have a poultry industry, labor shortage. right. and so then the question is, what is where is this labor shortage coming from so there's not that they needed and argument they needed workers and that there weren't enough workers. and i think in some cases that is true, that in some we're talking about really rural parts, north carolina and georgia. right. and all of a sudden they have these huge poultry, huge poultry factories that are expanding really quickly and they just don't have enough bodies to do the work. other times, i think it's a strategic move. yeah. is this kind of sense too, as the south becomes more and more part of the sun, that latinos are good workers? there's this idea, i think, that you look at california you look at texas and this idea, latinos are so central to that workforce. there's a desire, i think, on their part to e

up and answers it calls on behalf of our nito union local 87 i want to say thank you to all of my labor siblings, all of the electeds, our international president of seiu made it out here our federal our state. all of our leaders are supervisors everyone who's anyone in san francisco is here this morning either in person themselves or have sent a representative. it's a good day in san francisco to show our our strength, our power and not panic. right. so with that i want to be able to make sure that we introduce our our city attorney. this guy is come out from the ring punchingight straight into the courthouse defending the bridgeport cizens ship our city attorney david chu. big round of applause. thank you. good morning. buenos dias, delgado. are we here to stand with immigrants? are we here to stand with our families? are we here to stand with our workers? >> donald trump this is what community looks like. we gathe here today because we remember who we are as americans our city, our state, our country was built on the backs of immigrants from our workers who provide our food, who clea

it's a place of tremendous labor exploitation.and it's kind of a poster child for racial capitalism in terms of domination. of one group by another. and at the same time, it's got enough lithium tree to cross within the entire american auto fleet. pretty much one and a half times over. and the question is, can get it right and. i think for us to get it right, we're going to to understand that we need to go big and small. this is a huge opportunity. we need to take equity in at the beginning rather than sprinkle it on later. if we don't start this process and say, whoops, like with oil, it's pretty unfair, how do we fix it up later? how do we equity? and from the beginning it's going to require that develop the skills of both testing with capital and cooperating with capital because frankly it's big corporations that created this climate mess but at same time it's like corporations that have the capital and technology that are going to be necessary to pull out and that's very difficult terrain for us to work in as a finally we need

brian reisinger, we talked about labor earlier. we know that in iowa and arkansas with the chicken processing plants, there is some labor working there. have you experienced that in wisconsin? guest: there is migrant labor that helps in dairy farms in wisconsin. the kind of farm i grew up on didn't experience that as much. operational needs go beyond what the family can do. as we have mentioned, there are still so many small family farms that are not making a full-time living for their families. kind i grew up on was one that provided a middle-class living as i was growing up. that living was slipping away. i was fortunate enough that my parents were able to help me go to college. as we get other and further along, our farm is becoming the kind that increasingly can't make the kind of full-time living that it would have, a generation ago. that's what our experience has been. i want to say that what the caller was talking about was a really notable thing. earlier in our farm history in this country, it was very common to have incred

>> reporter: this is a rally of migrant day laborers.es but worried they won't get that chance because of the trump administration's aggressive stance towards deporting anyone without legal status. >> we will begin the process of returning millions and millions of criminal aliens back to the places from which they came. >> reporter: in california, 41% of construction workers are immigrants, many of them staying here without legal documents. under the trump administration's immigration crackdown, deportation officers can remove most immigrants who are here illegally, even targeting refugee programs and birthright citizenship. >> they learn the trade. you cannot just bring new people and train them. it's going to take years. so who's going to do it? >> reporter: dan gatsby founded the los angeles builders association, a trad group for the local construction industry. is it realistic that los angeles could rebuild what's been lost without immigrant labor? >> it's going to be very difficult. we already have big shortage of home in los angele

because with magic jesus, you don't need labor unions with magic jesus. you don't need health care because magic jesus is going to give you a cadillac and, and make all your dreams come true. and then, and that use that shift from a reality based world, into the world of magical thinking. and once people shift in to that world of magical thinking, you can't reach them. so rational argument is that gonna come through the trump administration to point out even more? yeah. that's what these are the people who want. they just want they want the 1st time to but yeah, but trump was totally unprepared. on focus. he didn't. now he's got heritage 2025. i mean you've seen from, you know, they now they're organized. i mean, trump is a very limited intellectually, very limited figure he's, he's a carnival barker. and he, he, you know, is his 1st administration was dogged by one crisis and resignation. i mean, was this chaos? yeah, that's different. this time it's attention. let me put it because i have to talk to you about guys. if all the reasons it's something you

she knows labor have damaged growth. this bill manifestly fails the prime minister's own growth test. if he will not drop the unemployment bill what is the point of his growth test? p.m. starmer: she has got a nerve. they broke the economy, completely destroyed it, health service, completely destroyed it. and everything else you could mention. they failed on every front. they are in no position to give us lectures on anything and she says she accepts they have failed, they are changing. they have learned absolutely nothing. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i welcome the government's action last week to tackle rogue traders who installed 40 home installations, affecting many of my live in south constituents. does the prime minister agree with me that labor's warm homes plan will tackle poverty and bring down bills for families as part of our plan for change? p.m. starmer: i thank her for that question. they have got a lot of answer for in the failing system they have left behind. we have taken immediate action to ensure consume

i came from organized labor. but when he left and came to san francisco to be city attorney, we talked quite a few times about how important it was not just the laws that we passed together in so many of them i was trying to look back at how many laws, how many bills we coauthored and it was too many to count because our values were the same. but it wasn't just passing those laws. it was enforcing those laws. and when it comes to workers and labor laws, the fact that we can be the best state in the nation at passing laws to protect workers yet fall horribly behind when it comes to enforcing those laws mean those laws become worthless. david promised us he promised workers that he would actually use his position as an enforcement agency to go after employers who stole from workers for years. we knew if an employer if an employee stole from their boss they were going to go to jail. we knew that there would be compensation. as city attorney he said he would use his power as the public power to go after the employers

, truck drivers as we see fit and then some minor or non-labor labor expenditures also go away at the end of the fiscal year materials and supplies our ability to rent steamers to power wash sidewalks and do some of that so i'm going to go back to the mayor's budget instructions because i just want to reiterate as we get into some of our recommendations again 15% reduction assess cbos and nonprofit organizations, examine contractual services, examine vacancies, no new positions and then the additional instructions that came from the new administration citywide hiring freeze pause new contracts and again do not submit a budget that's politically unacceptable. and we talked a little bit there are some exemptions around the hiring freeze a process for that as well as new contracts. >> so we only have two options you saw in the pie chart most of the budget is not general fund so we can cut general fund which is again for some of our core services street cleaning, illegal vending, keeping buildings open or we can cut what's the overhead fund and the overhead fund is to our indirect cost pl

it's called on labor. and what he said was, there is a marketplace for labor labor. there's not a market. this doesn't exist. four billionaires, but it does exist for labor for labor in people for working people. so say for example, you own a donut shop and you know that you can hire to make donuts for. $30,000 a year, take home pay. and you know that at the current tax rate you've got to pay them $40,000 a year. gross for them to walk home with $30,000 a year. that's what it's going to take. that's that's the market for donut makers. i'm using completely arbitrary numbers. i have no idea what donut maker's. it's probably a lot less than that, frankly. but just to use round numbers, so what if the taxes down? what happens if instead of paying $10,000 a year, those donut makers only paying $5,000 a year in taxes? well, suddenly they're home $35,000 a year. well, the people who own the donut shops know -- well people will make donuts for $30,000 a year after taxes. so what are they going to do? they're going to drop people's wages from $40,000 a year down to 35. on the

i am president of the atlanta north georgia labor council. i want to be clear so that no one makes a mistake. this is rwdsu red, not maga red. i am a staunch and vocal supporter of our friend ken martin. ken is not just our friend, but a friend to all labor. here's what i always say. when people show up for us, we must show up for them. ken has always shown up for us. he supported us in south carolina. he supported us in georgia and all across the south. a few weeks ago, ken showed up and stood alongside us to celebrate the life and legacy of dr. martin luther king jr. he was right in the historic ebenezer baptist church. he marched with us. he spoke at the rally after the march. he stood in solidarity, and that meant a lot to my community and it means a lot to me. let me just say, we should wear the values of working people on our sleeves here at the democratic national party. and we need those values to be woven into the fabric of our parties. they may not be in this room, but we are all workers and we need to stand up for working people in

miren, continuamos extendiendo este pronóstico para el jueves y el viernes de nuestra semana laboral,scanso de esas lluvias para hacer esos planes desde ahorita. es todo de mi parte. regreso contigo, fátima. bueno, febrero comenzó lluvioso, eso sí. gracias cinthia. hablemos ahora de los reportes que indican que hay menos mariposas monarcas en california y la población de estas mariposas ha caído drásticamente este año con solo 9119 ejemplares registrados. la segunda cifra más baja de los últimos 28 años. según expertos, las altas temperaturas y la sequía han afectado su ruta migratoria, sumándose a problemas como la pérdida de hábitat y el uso de pesticidas. organizaciones ambientalistas piden medidas urgentes para proteger la especie, incluyendo su inclusión en la lista de especies amenazadas bajo la ley de especies en peligro de extinción. y precisamente un proyecto busca restaurar los bosques que albergan a las mariposas monarcas, además de proporcionarles un refugio seguro durante el invierno para garantizar su supervivencia. como lo señala el siguiente reportaje de kathy castillo

you can imagine that it really is, uh, not just a labor of love, but actually, kind of a very slow labor. the attention to detail is very high and requires this kind of, um, laser-focus attention over the course of the three or four months that we are in production for the book. the concept of, uh, bookmaking that was, uh, kind of established in the 1500s has not changed very much. what's important is that, you know, we continue to, uh, teach people, you know, how to use those technologies and bring them, uh, to life. here we are in the type foundry. this is the mckenzie and harris, uh, foundry, also known as m & h type that was, uh, established in san francisco in 1915, so now over a hundred years old. um, the largest continually operating type foundry in the united states. this, uh, came out in the 1890s. it's called the monotype. and it casts each individual letter of a line, of a paragraph of a book. and so you can cast an entire, uh, publication on just this. um, and one of the nice things about it is you have this, which is called matte case, and this has all of the, uh, the charac

esto significa el 6% de su fuerza laboral.ión de inmigrantes, la mitad de la fuerza laboral y la mitad de las empresas de propiedadad localy el supervisor de santa clara, otto lee, recordó que el trabajo que hacen los inmigrantes indocumentados es realmente esencial al dedicarse a las labores del campo y también al ser, por ejemplo, obreros de las industrias. y regresaron las lluvias al área de la bahía. una advertencia por inundación ya está, en efecto, esta noche en santa rosa. así es. y precisamente estas condiciones ya causaron algunos estragos en una escuela donde se cayó un árbol. pero vamos inmediatamente con nathalie vera y atiende las imágenes. podemos verer. aquí es donde se desprendió el árbol desde la raíz. miren cómo ha quedado todo esto. claramente han estado trabajando ya por varias horas. vemos que han cortado el tronco para despejar el área, pero del otro lado del edificio también vemos aquí a los equipos trabajando por reparar el techo de esta primaria. así quedó la primaria still lane en santa rosa el lunes

jot labor and human capitol aspect. >> yes, this has been a.m. an issue we have seen increasing number of clients and discuss and boards interests around. i say that we have not seen many upon do much about temperature and but this is we had a few like spurs who have taken action. spurs is amongst leaders on the front and implementing change and so the inclusion of those questions and andrew mention today of the team wanting to keep a pulse on best practices and trend this is is a prime example how the team is doing that. and staying ahead of the curb. >> thank you very much. last question, you may have mention third degree this is in the on the front end in investment them is continuing due dill gents is part of the question as well. >> correct. both initial do you diligence. continuing due diligence and the ad hoc monitoring if there is say sort of issue or incident that arises we can have a touch point there. >> thank you very much. >> any further questions on this item. >> no. >> okay. need to call for public comment. thank you do we have in

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i will report other labor force measures that are not going quite so well. but overall we are very well situated to continue our economic success. conclusion two, we are a nation of extremes. you just saw e st news, i would say. most of the best news. there isth good news to come. buyosee a lot of red here. you can see thate lor-coded this. green is more positive rests the red is less positive. i'm just goingo ad these off. mental health -- under that topi whave depression and anxiety, fatal overdoses, suicide rate. we are among the lowest performing among comparable , high income countries on those measures and declining. it's not just that we are not doing well, we are actually getting worse. violencemuer rate, shootings, also performing poorly. the envinment and greenhouse gas emissions, we are second to lastn e world on that. citizenship and democracy, ver participation, belief in democracy, polarization -- part of the motivation for the project bin with -- not doing well at all. we are the most polarized of all of the comparison countries. children and

laboral. es decir, casi la mitad. somos hispanos. soy navarro, de telemundo de los angeles. tiene los detalles de esta jornada de protestas en california. >> desde las 10:00 un grupo de manifestantes se. >> fue formando frente a la alcald'ia de los 'angeles. donde pudimos ver a una comunidad unida ondeando sus banderas y alzando carteles con mensajes en representaci'on de los que tienen miedo de estar presentes por ser indocumentados, entre ellos muchos j'ovenes, quien hoy dejaron de ir a sus escuelas. es importante que los j'ovenes representen a su familia, porque hay muchas f famias que tienen miedo y sus pap'as no pueden venir por miedo. para eso estoy yo aqu'i, representando a mis pap'as.>> a mis abuelos, a mis pap'as. >> m'as que nada que vinieron. >> a los estados. >> unidos para darme.>> a m'i una buena vida. >> otros con valent'ia dijeron que no bajar'an la guardia y pelear'an por sus derechos hasta el final, tal como la seÑora rosario, que tiene m'as de 25 aÑos en este pa'is. esto no

y es un preámbulo para un paro laboral que está planeado realizarse mañana en fresno.uestra región desde varios puntos. san francisco, san josé modesto y son cámaras que nos permiten monitorear este río atmosférico que se ha dejado sentir, porque tenemos también una semana que viene con lluvia. vamos con nuestra autoridad en el tiempo. alfredo valdez. pues sí, muchísimas gracias, tengan todos muy buenas noches. vean ustedes condiciones bastante tranquilas las que estamos teniendo en este momento. sin embargo, el panorama para las próximas horas pudiera estar cambiando un poco. importante quiero que vean lo que va a estar sucediendo ya el lunes desde las 10:00 y hasta el miércoles también a las 10:00. vamos a estar notando una, pues incremento en las posibilidades de encontrar precipitación. y es que está presente este o va a estar presente este aviso por tormenta invernal? echémosle un vistazo a lo que va a estar sucediendo. como pudieran observar por acá, vamos a estar recibiendo bastante precipitación, bastante humedad y esto pudiera estar ocasionando que en algunos

bottom, a crackdown on undocumented work, cuz some economists say the disruptions, the labor force have serious consequences. for all americans, reynolds reports from taft in california. fear stocks, the orange groves of california is the central valley residents, social media, postings, show reset rates, and highway stops white immigration agents. scores of on documented people have been detained. people are just feeling terrified. that's not something that was happening, you know, 3 or 4 or 5 months ago. this is something that is happening at a intensified rate right now. so the one thing larry immigrants rights advocates have formed a crisis response team with members getting hundreds of calls from anxious migrant farm workers every day. you live on the handout cards printed in english and spanish detailing people's constitutional rights not to open their doors. the agents without a warrant and not to speak without an attorney. many on documented farm workers are not showing up for work. see, laugh at us on us, but yes, people literally prefer to stay at home. they have to stop their

q public no longer defines housework, fatiguing drudgery thanks to a host of labor saving devices, including her husband mr. john q because of a 40 hour week. has the leisure to dream about favorite sport. darling. oftentimes in a secluded corner of his private den, john q reflects on some of the better things he has done with his life insurance to his family, if he is called before his time, money in a savings account for emergencies for summer vacations and to help put john q junior through college. in spite of the high cost of being a husband and father. john q has a private little nest egg whose practical nature him it ought to do more than collect moths and. in more and i put it no it's common style. do i own any. i don't even know what they are. hmm. in that case, it might be a good idea to get a little information. let's start with a fellow who owns and operates a company that, makes and sells oil drums. each year, customers buy more and more from our friend because he makes a better oil drum his competitors. one day customers demand more oil drums than the owner can produce. he'll ha

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work and labor force. i showed you two of them were positive results earlier. these are two where there is more of a warning sign of the employment of population ratio the labor force participation rate on thbottom quarter of comparison countries. life expectancy is the only measure we included in physil health. this had the most support on the board come the only one that had unanimous support in the public also had strong suort for that as a topic, physical health. we do above average, above the middle of the pack there and we are improving and national trends but declining relative to other countries. other countries are improving their life expectancy faster than we are. trust in institutions. i also mentioned trusting other people but this is trust in the organizations we need to make improvements we need to move the country forward. trust in local government, trust in federal government, trust in police, trust in science, you can see the broad picture is we are not doing well relative to other countries and on most of those measures we are also declining.

quote, right after president biden signed senator rubio's forced labor prevention act into law, tesla opened a store in chang jang. he went on to say that corporations are helping the chinese communist party cover up genocide and slave labor in the region. that is secretary rubio. and as we speak, he is allowing elon musk to essentially take over usaid. this is a corrupt abuse of power that is going on. as my colleagues said, it is not only a gift to our adversaries but trying to shut down the agency for international development by executive order is playing illegal -- is plain illegal. it is illegal. elon musk may get to be dictator of tesla. he does not -- he may trait -- he may try to play dictator in washington, d.c. but he doesn't get to shut down the agency for international development. as we are speaking, at a federal court, district court right down the road, there is an ongoing hearing about the earlier effort of the trump administration to stop federal grants around the country to communities and people in need. there is a stay on that. in rhode island, the attorneys gener

i wanted them to continue, and it has been important for me in the labor party to find a solution. but the central parties demands would in reality mean no to all the use new rules now and in the future. the use view isn't norway is just being selfish because hey, this is a time when everyone's supposed to be circling the drain together in the interest of unity because, well, they're supposed to hate, put in more than they liked, eating and showering with hot water, re substantially reduced our dependency on the russian fossil fuels in records of the time. oh gosh. inputs from russia went down by roughly 75 percent. and now we import from russia only 3 percent of our oil and no call at all anymore. but freedom came at a price households and businesses saw sky high energy costs and bills from many a yet to come down. so this isn't the 1st time that the use parental modeling has blown to part governments of its loyal number state servants. francis cycling through had picked prime ministers at windmills. speed because the u makes it follow its rules and costly red tape while still dem

you on the other hand have labored in a private way. i have brought the day you in the night frederick douglass are an important reminder that the contributions of black are often overlooked. disregard it or forgotten in this day, black women continue to silently take the torch from those have come before us, like harriet tubman. we do it for our families we do it for our faith. we do it for our communities often. we do it at risk of our own freedoms at expense of our own rights and liberties. but today we celebrate the contributions of a strong maryland black woman. today, we commemorate harriet tubman. we just did so all that's happening here, harriet tubman, for the courageous work she did during the darkest time in our country's history, because her story must continue to be told it must continue to inspire us to stand up for our freedoms. and, more importantly, for each other in the face of oppression and in any inequity, her story strengthens. it emboldens us. and today, on veteran's day, it reminds us what means to be patriots. h

perhaps the most acute is the shortage of labor due to young farm work has been conscripted as soldiers. tucker the slow yes indeed . our enterprises facing certain difficulties with the board posts by the many of all people that have gone to the front of which some of them have been exempt enough. but now the process of the exemption is on the way, and it's not going very well. we submitted the documents the month ago, but the renewal of all a critical infrastructure of state goes to it has not yet been drawn up on your on to address the labor shortage. farm is one tommy reserve is currently not involved in front line fighting to work for them. union members to shy was the ukraine, lacks workers in enterprises. as many people would defend our country at the beginning of the war. consequently, ensuring a sufficient, what force is a critical challenge. we're trying to address this through the reserve system. but even if recruitment shortage is a result that all of the problems rushes attacks against farming and poets still continue. russian army has laid land mines in about 20 percent of

of running a labor relations organization australia we've been very fortunate we shot at the same timeown the street. the offices are like 10 minutes apart. so 70 years of experience of being on that continent have afforded to you the ability to have a relationship with the à Ãthe things that are necessary to be in a position where you can leave and manage that work we are very big on building an indigenous workforce which is so important. the interface between the work we do here at colonists and country is really hard to think you the gaps you have to think through the nuances of how you communicate, what systems you use. flow systems whether engineering side of procurement and construction it doesn't matter. they need to operate seamlessly across all parts. you can't just show up tomorrow and say were turn this thing on and start spooling up and we are off and running. that doesn't work. the other part of it is just starting to get focused on the supply base down there i think michael you guys have done some really good things with your strategy where you have focused on the things