however, the issue of amendment is article 41 of the labor law, which is being done. a worker in the supreme labor council and mrs. azizkhani, an expert at the majlis research center , regarding the fact that labor representatives do not have the right to vote in different councils, does this law need to be updated or how will it be? workers' representatives. yes, you see, in any case , the representatives of the workers have a difference on the issue that , as you can see, there should be a consensus in the labor debates, but the fact that the workers do not have the right to vote in the so-called work council , but they do have the right to vote, but look, we are having a discussion now. what exists is that the combination of this board or councils is actually against the workers, for example, 3 representatives of the government, 3 representatives of the employer, 3 representatives. kargar well, these three representatives of kargar , now it's just about who will introduce which organization , some people say here, in my opinion, they are the priority. i don't know w

service law of our country, which is based on the rights of government employees, the same as the labor law, and the salary increase is not for one year in the service law. country and for one year, the labor law was lower than the inflation rate, that is, for example , i calculated the labor law in 1402, approximately from 1997 to 1402, the purchasing power of a person who receives the minimum wages of the labor law has decreased, this percentage has decreased in the categories there are more because we usually increase the minimum more than other categories, that is if you want to calculate this rate now, then this has basically led to a series of disturbances in our labor and employer system, lack of labor force. in many areas , especially in the hard industry and industrial job creation, when you go, you see many industries suffering from a shortage of workers. the deputy minister of labor used an expression that we have jobs but no workers . well, this is a wrong way of thinking. it is not the lack of workers, the problem is that the minimum wage rate has been suppressed so much that i

those efforts over the year to amend the labor law. every significant effort to amend the law has died with the senate filibuster. you need, and these days, 60 votes to bring a bill to the floor of the u.s. senate.ab and nobody who has wanted to amend it labor laws have been able to get those votes. stewart given our modern society gig workers as you say what would be a logical reform to labor law? >> giving gig at workers rights collectively bargain would help them a lot. i've talked all of whom are drivers and lift drivers often they don't know what they are gettingg out of the fair you are being shown you owe them when you ride. they have to bear their own d costs for a lot of the things they do. come together as a group is a cute little bird when x, y, jesus and they just drop us for us. we went to final question, you mentioned at the beginning of our conversation eugene. what is valuable to know today? >> eugene debs plugged in some ways a profit. some of the things he argued for the late 19th and early 20th century were things li

with 1,700 workers, and this mine also has a class plan for jobs, according to article 49 of the labor law, there is a class plan for jobs. a labor organization has been formed there, and the center of the islamic labor council exists there and serves i would like to say that you are in arrears and he has no salary, in terms of monitoring the implementation of the labor law, which our players have already checked and we checked yesterday, they do not have salary deadlines, and in general, the workers are already underpaid, but generally they do not have salary deferrals or arrears. they take this coefficient. yes, the workers who work in the mine are considered to be among the abortive and unprofitable groups, and after 20 years of consecutive work in the washed-out mine , they become abortive. they will be subject to hard and harmful things in any case, it is logical that this amount of work is the same in other countries, how are the working conditions, especially for coal, which in any case has special conditions, and with the gas conditions and the difficult conditions that it has in a

, what would be a logical reform to labor law in your view? >> guest: for one thing giving gig workers' rights to collectively bargain help them a lot here i talked to a lot of who were drivers and lyft drivers and often they don't actually know what wage their giving out of the fair that you are being shown that you owe them when you ride. they have to bear the own costs for a lot of the things they do. they don't have an ability to come together as a group and say, to guber, actually we need x, y and z to make this job sustainable for us. >> host: final question. q midgett beginning of oureg conversation eugene debs. what is valuable to know about eugene debs today? >> guest: eugene debs was in many ways a profit i think because some of the things that he argued for in the late 19th and early 20th century were things like the right to organize, which he was calling for 30 years before the wagner act, that he was calling for a system that would be something like what we have under social security, that he was calling for a fairer distribution

article 41 of the labor law says. salaries and salaries of workers should be determined every year according to the inflation rate. the legislator has considered the problem of not shrinking the table of activists in the field of production and work. to be added only to the basic mez. of course, all these 32 years since the approval of the law the work is going on, the labor and employer representatives did not reach a complete understanding on determining the salary. the livelihood basket should be completely covered by the minimum wage, but the trend is upward and every year, this wage difference and the difference in the purchasing power of dear workers have been reduced, with a little more attention than the inflationary sectors that in the years in the past, we were able to cover this basket , but the minimum wage has always determined a large part of it, but to say that it is completely covered is not 366. it should be higher or it should be poorer. we want to decide here whether we want to increase the purchasi

, the labor law, and their executive regulations the responsibility is defined for them to formulate and pass laws and regulations in the field the technical protection and safety of workshops and mines, and besides that, the continuous monitoring of compliance with these approvals and regulations are the second level of persons, which here includes the operator or the employer, and besides that, the mine officials include the technical safety, occupational health and in workshops with more than 25 workers, the responsibility of the technical officer and the safety officer are defined separately, and the safety officer is responsible for monitoring and complying with the safety regulations in mines, and the technical officer is also responsible for monitoring and observing technical principles. there is mining , the air is full of dust and coal, you can't breathe yet the voice of the breath has reached the thought of spring . headed by the loyalty of the messengers who have landed, they are also able to stand. shahen on the faith of mayab, our free independence is th

the next point is in article 167 of the labor law that if seven people approve the minimum wage in a meeting, it means that it will be officially announced. now, how are seven people? we have four people representing the government in the supreme labor council, 3 workers, 3 people. an employer means that if it is in a way that the government is with each of these groups , it doesn't matter whether it is a worker or an employer they can make a promise or come to an understanding that this wage is acceptable, it will be announced like this year when the workers did not sign, the government and the employers approved this. well , we had the wave of dissatisfaction of the workers . yes, it means to say that at least with the majority vote of all three spectrums, not just the consensus of two spectrums with each other. in my opinion , the government should work in a way, we have shocks that may eventually enter the economy unexpectedly all this has an inflationary burden, making the cost of living difficult for the workers . it is another scenario that the government can work on. ok, afte

according to the labor law , it is the responsibility of the ministry of social welfare to monitor the regulations of the handbooks that have been compiled, whether these handbooks are implemented by the employer or not, and whether or not the labor force is protected. well, we have approximately 6 a thousand we have an active mine in the country, which we formed every year in the mine safety working group in all mining provinces in the country, especially with the help of the ministry of industry, organization of the maad engineering system. the working group had a field supervision from there, and in two other cases, our 28 5 inspectors went and supervised there, and i think one of them had a field supervision in july, and had a periodical supervision, and the issues that were in the area of ​​non-authorization of safety, the necessary notices to the employer. data and because the severity of the accident and the severity of the accident in the mine is high , this incident that happened now may have been minor accidents in the mine, but this severity of the accident and the casualtie

important, this is a serious damage that must be dealt with . 44 hours was previously according to the labor lawachers had to work in this new law , they were assigned to work 30 hours a day, as you announced that tuition fees higher than the established rate should also be returned to the families. and in this field. be sure that you have met the worst anyway it is possible that these schools that are really violating and playing with the reputation of the education system will be dealt with. the teachers of these schools are going to be issued a professional qualification card this year. receive 16% of students this year. they are going to study in non-government schools, according to the latest statistics announced by the ministry of education, 2 million and 500 thousand students enrolled in non-government schools and will experience studying in these schools this year. 20 thousand people more than last year amir hossein zulfiqari, seda and sima news agency. well, mr. mahmoud , there are some cases that the schools are obliged to implement all these curricula, whatever the education has annou

profitable for me to bear these costs, and there is another supervision that is foreseen in the labor law itself regarding damages and fines. the financial result of this non-compliance, none of which is really as costly for the authority that did not carry out the supervision or for the employer himself , for whom it is not economically beneficial to commit this violation, or even in cases where such a violation is related to this worship. it happens, john 49 workbook that workshop is taken even in these cases it has a criminal aspect, the issue of debt payment, and these issues arise here again, the cost to the employer is a financial cost, and the cases of imprisonment that are foreseen will not impose a significant cost on the employer, the implementation is not so strong that exactly give an issue, if there is a point of discussion, and if you assume that your worker will come. cancel your license, bridge , what do you want the 1700 people who are getting paid there to do , this same sedasaray will prepare a report, sir , close down here, evict the workers, sir, why did you do this,

the teachers of non-government schools had been teaching. 44 hours was previously according to the labor lawn this new law, the teachers had to work for 30 hours. until you announced the higher tuition fees the appropriate rate should also be returned to the families . in fact, we have identified the monitoring team , we have identified the monitoring groups, and in this area, you can be sure that you will deal with these schools that are really violating and playing with the reputation of the education system as harshly as possible. it will be dealt with that the teachers of these schools are going to be issued a job qualification card this year . 16% of students are going to study in private schools this year . according to the latest statistics announced by education did some contents of textbooks have been deleted. in this context, please give your opinion. i told you about textbook issues, all schools are obliged to implement the national curriculum, or whatever the educational curriculum is as a book for different courses of study at different levels of education. it has been announced

and in some way maintaining the safety of the labor force as per article 85 of the labor law is the responsibility of the ministry of labor. i can still hear the sound of breathing, like the noise of rocks and stones. autumn has once again come to thinking of spring, we must be the source of blessing of the sed and sima news agency. yes , we saw and heard the report of my colleague. here in the studio , mr. taheri, a member of the islamic council's inquiry commission, is also present. mr. allah mordi , a legal expert of the ministry of labor and legal ms. nemati's studio is also attended by the editor-in-chief of media news agency mr. seyed hosseini one of the lawyers also asked me this and this question : where did the latest news from the follow-up of the incident come? doing but not doing, which devices do you mention in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful ? regarding coal, first of all, let's understand the importance of the matter . consider coal like oil. it is a solid substance that can generate a lot of wealth for the country . we have a lot of reserves. w

44 hours used to be based on the labor law. teachers have to work . in this new law, it is open for 30 hours. tuition fees higher than the appropriate rate should also be returned to the families. in fact , we have specified the monitoring system, we have specified the monitoring groups, and in this area, you can be sure that you will deal with these schools that are really in violation and with the reputation of the education system as harshly as possible. and play training will be dealt with. the teachers of these schools are going to be issued a job qualification card this year . they will have to undergo 360 hours of training so that they can receive their professional qualification card, god willing, with the cooperation of farhangian university . 16% of students are going to study in non-government schools this year. according to the latest statistics education announced that two million and 500 thousand students were enrolled in non-government schools and will experience studying in these schools this year. everything that the education departm

in order to fix the loophole in article 41 of the labor law , the parliamentarians proposed to pay attentiono the inflation rate instead of the inflation rate in determining the wages of workers in the supreme labor council. determining the minimum wage for workers. increase check. at the time of the workers , the topic of the economy table was to examine this important issue for the working class of the society. inflation rates are shown in this chart. salary in blue color and inflation rate in orange color in different years from 1360 to 140d and determined based on the observation of majlis research center in many years. in the recent years, the workers' wages have been left behind from inflation. inflation is a flu variable, which means that it is not constant. so, this causes that at the beginning of the year , if you are a labor representative in the supreme labor council, note d of article 41 of the labor law will not be implemented. the reason for the gap between workers' salaries and inflation is that we say wages should be equal to the cost of living. we have nothing to do with inf

mps proposed to clear the ambiguity in article 41 of the labor law .in determining the wages of workers in the supreme council work, pay attention to the inflation rate instead of the inflation rate. determining the minimum wage for workers, examining the increase in workers' salaries was the topic of the economy table, so that this important issue for the working class of the society is examined. wages and inflation rate in this graph, wage growth is marked in blue color and inflation rate is in orange color in different years from 1360 to 1402. based on the observation of the majlis research center in many recent years , the wages of workers have been determined from swelling is left behind. inflation is a flow variable, that is, a variable that is not constant. well, this means that at the beginning of the year , if the tuition you set is, for example, 60% it covers the family's livelihood , it does not reach 30% of the household's livelihood at the end of the year. the labor representative in the supreme labor council is not implemented. note d of

profitable for me to bear these costs and a there is another supervision that is foreseen in the labor law itself regarding the financial damages and fines caused by this non -compliance, none of which is really as costly for the authority that did not carry out the supervision or for the employer himself. in fact , it is not economically beneficial for him to commit this violation, or even in cases where such a violation happens with this idol, the lives of 49 workers of that workshop are taken. the cost to the employer is a financial cost. there is, and those cases of imprisonment that have been predicted will not impose a significant cost on the employer. the implementation is not strong enough to tell me exactly an issue . cancel it and bridge the 1700 people who are paid there what do you want to do to get it? the radio station is going to prepare a report, sir, close this place, evict the workers, sir, why did you do this? that is, for example, the representative or other people of the authority, sir, why is it closed, the workers are unemployed, now we have time, come and do this, t

system the supporting institutions whether universities and then all the relative regulations and labor law it's all very important so the firms to be more productive and competitive. we just need more competition it is true but we have to work on the other things that hold the firms back. so now it can be done at the same time. how do you prioritize all that happened to increase competition? >> we identify those that are most binding in a particular moment. and that varies by country. >> we always seem to make policy recommendations that are actionable for policymakers after a conversation we will dive into the nitty-gritty but i want to hear your perspective on actionable policies that policymakers across the region can take to foster economic competition through policies so what are the primary recommendations? >> the report is first evidenced on the positive impact of competition authorities. mainly where they have been more aggressive in forcing antitrust laws and the like. we see an increase of productivity and sales and wages. that is good we should be strengthening these authorities

the labor law violations involved. 24 employees., san francisco unified students, parents and staff are calling for a pause on plans to close schools. the district which faces declining enrollment was expected to release the list of recommended closures this week but postponed that announcement until october. people gathered outside the district office last week saying school closures could create a big problem for families. >> of schools will need to just a court challenge is. >> such is finding schools ought transportation plans and juggling work schedules. >> the board of education is expected to vote on the school's this december and close campuses by the end of the school year. >> coming up in our next hour, disturbing video shows 3 men violently attacking a person with a machete. what investigators say led up to investigators say led up to this violence. what would y'all name this chapter of y'all life? probably family. family, why is that? buenos dias, buenos dias. la comunidad es el corazón del barrio. pues sin ella no hay v

riza liberwitz, a professor of labor law at cornwell university, said this resurgence of repression on campuses hasn't been seen since um the 1960s, few months ago colleges across the us were rocked by wave of pro- palestine protests as students demanded their universities. best from israeli linked companies, more than 3,00 students were then arrested by the police across 130 campuses, the student protest later spilled into campuses across the world. joining us on this edition of the news review we have journalist author and activist frag huges who's joining us from belfast, also we have author and commentator john stepling joining us from inderoit norway. gentlemen, welcome to the program, let's start off with mr. husen belfast, first of all, i want to get your perspective with - regarding the recent uh regulations and restrictions that are meant to uh limit and to crackdown on pro-palestine protests and activism on us campuses. it was wrong on so many levels, we're lead to believe that universities are a hot bed of freedom of thought, it's an opportunity for young people aid between

44 hours used to be based on the labor law. teachers had to work. in this new law , they were allowed to open for 30 hours, which was announced. tuition fees higher than the appropriate rate should be returned to the families, and the excess received should be returned to the parents based on article 18 of the dash note. the system in fact , we have identified monitoring groups, and in this area , you can be sure that the harshest possible action will be taken against these schools that are really violating and playing with the reputation of the education system. the teachers of these schools are going to be issued a job qualification card this year . the specialists of daneshmanian company managed to design a software based on artificial intelligence for image processing of steel industry production lines. this software detects any defects in steel sheets with 9 accuracy. it detects four percent. when artificial intelligence increases production productivity. artificial intelligence-based software localization for image processing of steel industry

according to the labor law , it is the responsibility of the ministry of social affairs and welfare tohe safety regulations of the handrails that have been compiled, whether these handrails are implemented by the employer or not, and finally, whether the workforce is protected or not? there are also traces of legal loopholes. one of the topics that, god willing , will be on the agenda is the laws that are actually binding. being them is a weakness in them, god willing, they will start revising and updating they will be sent first to the mining committee and then to the industrial commission and finally to the famous islamic court. one part is, in fact, the same issue . we can be responsible on two levels. let's examine, a governance responsibility includes the ministry of trade unions and the ministry of cooperatives, and besides them, the mining engineering system organization, the supreme technical protection council, and the general directorate of labor inspection, which are defined as responsible for compilation and approval of laws and regulations in the field technical protection

riser libowitz, a professor of labor law at cornwell university said this resergence of repression on campuses hasn't been seen since the 1960s. few months ago colleges across the us were rocked by wave of pro-palestin protests and students demanded their university. cities divest from israely linked companies, more than 3,00 students were then arrested by the police across 130 campuses. the student protest later spilled into campuses across the world. iron's foreign minister aboschi says his country seeks a new path based on mutual respects respect for its relations with europe. hokki said europe needs to rectify his policy towards iran so that the two sides can continue with. relations. arakchi also referred to the recent sanctions by three european countries or e3 against iran over alleged transfer of missiles to russia. he said the issue of ukraine has added to the complexities of tahan's relations with the continent, but the misunderstandings should be cleared up. all she noted that using sanctions as leverage cannot resolve any problem. regarding the situation in west asia, the

the labor law violations involve 24 workers.ving about 100,000 pounds of lead cable that have been submerged in lake tahoe for decades. removal is part of a lawsuit settlement between the company and the california sportfishing protection alliance. it was filed back in 2021. tht company says they had to pause the removal process last year over safety concerns. well, now the removal is back on. all wires are expected to be out of the lake by memorial day next year. in the south bay. a woman is dead after someone hit her with their car in san jose. officers say the woman was walking shortly after 8 last night on stevens creek boulevard near santana row. the driver of the car waited for help to arrive. the crash is under investigation in newark, a man is dead after being hit by a car while riding his bicycle. officers say it happened in newark on cherry street yesterday morning. police say the victim is from tracy but did not share his name. the driver waited for help to arrive and is helping with the investigation. this is the sec

what does article 41 of the labor law say? what is the right solution to increase the purchasing power of workers? in the name of allah , the merciful. god bless muhammad and the family of muhammad. dear viewers, we are at your service with the legitimate news section at 14:00. the president's visit to the infrastructural activities of the khatam al-anbia construction camp, mr. mezikian visited the activities of this camp in the fields of industry and power, from information technology and deprivation, and he visited the last stages of 15 important projects in the category executive that this camp was also informed. in a meeting with commanders and members of the base, the president also emphasized on using the capacity of the construction mobilization in depriving the construction of schools in deprived areas. the president visited a place where leadership can be one of the executive arms of the government. khatam al-anbia camp. the first decade of the year. oil and gas, energy, roads and urban development, to information tec

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the labor law violations involved. 24 angry fish. sushi employees. governor newsom signed more than 30 bills in san francisco aimed at expanding affordable housing across the state. the bills also penalize local governments that don't meet state requirements when it comes to creating housing, they can now be fined up to $50,000 a month until they are in compliance. another also called local governments to do more to clear homeless encampments. >> they need to provide that support and that housing and they need to get people off the streets and sidewalks. people are dying on their watch. there is no compassion and allowing people to suffer dignity of living an encampment for years and years. >> many of the bill signed war bipartisan, but several republican lawmakers argue some of the bills are going the state too much control over local governments. governor newsom signed a bill on thursday allowing monthly payments for rent to be included in credit scores. assembly member matt haney says similar bill. 24 47 would allow some renters to allow their lan

the labor law violations involve 24 angry fish. sushi employees.eport published by a local watchdog nonprofit accuses landlords of discriminating against black residents in 3 north bay counties. the group fair housing advocates of northern california share the results of their investigation. the group sent to white residents into black residents to 30 large rental properties in solano, sonoma and marin counties. the group reports 25 out of 30 landlords did criminal background checks which the u.s. department of housing and urban development. it discourages it found all. 25 landlords to these guidelines. it also found nearly half of the landlords discriminated against black applicants more than their white counterparts. >> you know, like the white tester would be yeah, that that type of conviction would probably might be screened out. but if you apply with a co-signer, you can get it. and where the black tester would be it's not going to happen. you're it's going to be automatic cuts an island. you shouldn't even bother right? so that was really tro

department of labor says that angry fish sushi violated multiple labor laws including failing to payployee tips. according to investigators, workers were paid a flat rate no matter how many hours they worked, the labor law violations involve 24 angry fish. sushi restaurants are wor employees. also in the news today, governor newsom has signed a bill allowing monthly payments for rent to be included in your credit score calculation, assembly member matt haney says assembly bill 27. 47 would allow some renters to allow their landlords to report positive rent payments into the credit bureau agencies. and this could affect 17 million renters statewide. however, the western center on law and poverty and the california rental housing association believes this bill will create administrative and financial burdens for landlords. the law goes into effect for next year for new leases after january. first of 2025. governor gavin newsom has signed a bill which would open the door for more accessory dwelling unit. >> also known as second units or backyard cottages the past several years as proper

department of labor says that angry fish sushi violated multiple labor laws, including failing to payips. according to investigators, workers were paid a flat rate no matter how many hours they worked, the labor law violations involve 24 angry fish. sushi employees. well, the san francisco symphony went silent and concerts scheduled through saturday. have all been now canceled. the symphony made the announcement on its website saying the chorus members are on strike for 3 days while members of the american musical artists guild are protesting. the guild. members are protesting more budget cuts to the chorus, which they say is already the lowest paid segment of the symphony. one of the last times those workers went on strike was back in 2013. the symphony says all shows that have been canceled will not be rescheduled. protesters plan to rally outside the apple store in palo alto today to boycott the launch of the iphone. 16. community activists say the boycott is due to apple's complacency with the violence and genocide in gaza as well as the congo. activists are hoping to bring awaren

risa liberwids, a professor of labor law at cornwell university. said, this resurgence of repression on campuses hasn't been seen since the 1960s. few months ago, colleges across the us were rocked by wave of pro- palestine protests as students demanded their universities divest from israeli linked companies. more than 3,0 students were then arrested by the police across 130 campuses. uh, the student protest later spilled into campuses across the world. well, the fbi has opened investigation into an apparent assassination attempt on us republican presidential candidate donald trump in florida, the us law enforcement agency said it responded to the incident at trump's golf club and is investigating what appears to be attempted assassination. the secret service said it has also launched a probe along with local authorities, according to a florida sheriff, secret service agent engaged with the suspect pointing a rifle at the golf court. where trump was golfing on sunday afternoon, the suspect identified as ryan wesley routh fled the scene, but was later apprehended, following the incide

witz, a professor of labor law at cornwell university, said this resergence of repression on campuses hasn't been seen since the 1960s. a few months ago, colleges across the us were rocked by wave of pro-palestine protests, as students demanded their universities divests from israeli linked companies. more than 3,00 students have been arrested uh by the police across 100 and 30 campuses is student protest later spilled into campuses across the world. ali ramazoni uh from press tv's us desk joined us earlier to discuss the new expressive activity policies implemented by us universities during the summer break. uh these universities have come up with new sets of policies uh which are really not policies, there are restrictions and means of suppression um that was specifically written by a corrupt system that favors genocide over uh cease fire really and these are used to target and um basically uh silence the voice of the thousands of students across the us that can actually see the genocide that happening in gaza, look at the universities such as indiana university, univers

riza leiberwitz, a professor of labor law at cornwell university, said this resurgence of repression on campuses hasn't been seen since the 1960s. a few months ago colleges across the us were rocked by wave of pro- palestine protest as students demanded their universities dives from israely. companies, more than 3,00 students were then arrested by the police across 130 campuses, the student protest later spilled into campuses across the world, and security is tight around the residence of us republican presidential candidate donald trump in florida after an apparent attempt on his life. roads in some areas of west palm beach are still blocked the fbi said it responded to incident at the former residents golf club and as in investigating what appears to be attempted assassination. the secret service has also launched a prope. the suspect identified as ryan wesley routh by media has been detained. he was spotted pointing rifle at where trump was golfing on sunday afternoon. he attempted to flee, but was later arrested. trump says he's not harmed. he also survived a shooting during a pr

of sheriffs sergeants say they believe the administration of sheriff cristina corpus has violated labor law regarding hours and working conditions. they also say that there are hr complaints against the sheriff's civilian chief of staff. we have reached out to the sheriff's office for reaction. a suspect is in custody in a homicide overnight in san francisco. investigators is morning on leavenworth, near church stre in the tenderloin neighborhoo police say the stabbingped during mily dispute. chief bill scott tells us there is a suspect in custody who is related to the victim. >> our investigators are still out there investigating this crime, but there is a suspect in custody in this case. it's the 23rd homicide of the year compared to 37 this time last year. so, you know, any loss of life is tragic. and one is too many, however, we have had a significant reduction in homicides year to date. we said almost 38% reduction in homicides so far. >> authorities have not released the names of the suspect or the victim. they have not said what the motive was for the stabbing. chief scott notes that

association and the organization of sheriffs, sergeants say they believe her administration has violated labor law regarding hours and working conditions. they also say there are hr complaints against the sheriff's civilian chief of staff. we've reached out to the sheriff's office for reaction, but have not yet heard back. and san francisco assemblymember matt haney is set to introduce a bill to address rental car theft. the bill would allow rental car companies to track stolen vehicles 24 hours after they failed to be returned on time. the news conference is scheduled for tomorrow. >> new at 11 the town of los gatos has canceled its council election this coming november. since the two city council members are running unopposed for reelection. the town council adopted a resolution to appoint council members matthew hughes and maria restore for another four year term. they were both elected in 2020. officials say this move will save the town an estimated $95,000. >> japanese, hawaiian fusion restaurant kuma nori has closed its doors. the restaurant in burlingame posted this message on instagram say

risa leaberwitz, a professor of labor law at cornwell university, said the resurgence of repression on campuses hasn't been seen since the 1960s, few months ago. colleges across the us were rocked by wave of pro- palestine protests of students demanded their universities dives from israel and companies. more than 3,00 students were then arrested by uh the police across 130 campuses. the student protests later spilled into campuses across the world. that brings us to an end here on this edition of press tv's the world news stick around now we've got plenty more to come here on press tv bye for now why does israel's international law? taking, go unpunished, what happened to the icj finding of plausible genocide? what happened to the arrest warrants from the icc? do we have justice? do we have a united nations, or is it lipstick on the pig? that's a question, i'm asking, have it out with galloway. causing political awareness among the masses at the cost of being threatened, cancelled and demonetized on video platforms is part of the life of those journalists who are committed to telling t

matt: there are versions of it in countries with stricter labor laws. the u.s.ewer when it comes to last mile drivers, but there are more in terms of 390,000 drivers abroad worldwide, it's a huge portion of their workforce that is not equipped to the books. caroline: let's talk about those books. ultimately this is a business that has been cutting jobs, getting leaner and meaner in areas where it can while it splurges a lot on artificial intelligence. what does this say, to billion dollar investment, in the context of their overall spending? matt: a reminder that as people talk about them as a technology company with a core business of getting you things by delivery, it's growing. even if it is slower than the boom years, it requires a lot of bodies to make them work. seasonal hiring is coming up in the fall, the peak holiday season. it's a big reminder that while ai is getting all the headlines, they are still moving a lot of stuff and requiring a lot of partners to make it happen. caroline: matt, all things am a son, we appreciate it so much. coming up, meet t

american history, with the supreme court about to strike down social security and the wagner act, the labor laws, and all of the other parts of the second new deal, even he found that, done wrong, supreme court reform could create its own ferocious backlash in the direction he did not want to end we have seen that in other countries. we saw that in israel in the streets of tel aviv in response there and in other countries as well, responding to judicial changes. it is not something to be merely waived way by saying, well, that's not hardball. it is actually important to understand the policies of judicial reform. we have only a few minutes left. i want to ask each of you to give us a short answer of what would you help viewers and listeners take away from this conversation? what is one thing you help people remember? i will start with you, christina. >> i would say that the supreme court and individual justices today have too much power by the supreme court is an incredibly important institution in our system of government and there are ways to make it better if we can find the political will to

change throughout many of the things we now take for granted from the 40 hour workweek to child labor laws to workers comp were once intensely lobbied against and opposed. hard to imagine, really come to the end of history. i think that's probably one thing. despite all of the diverse backgrounds people might agree on, there's enormous change the future. so i've spent the last years covering a kind of political economy for the new yorker magazine. and i say political economy intentionally harkening back to an older tradition in which the field of economics really self-identify as part of political philosophy that goes away to a large extent in the 20th century. and the first chapter of the book is all about the battle for academia for the heart of the econ 101 curriculum. this also maps on to business schools and more advanced beyond econ 1 to 1. so i just want to do a little of brief intellectual history about the field of economics, a little bit of insider detail on how economics presents itself and thinks of itself. then i'll move on to a series of case studies from around the world. as

that they've done for the last three-and-a-half years, particularly when it comes to organized labor. >> law, progress and kamala going to build on that progress and she's going to build on i'll be on the sidelines but i'll do everything i can to help while the two exhibited their characteristic and stylistic differences, they were in lockstep on much of their message that that democrats running for office this year are the ones who have a platform that will promote and provide more benefits for those to our members of unions donald trump and j.d. >> vance on the republican side, they say, have no platform that would do the same, but they did have one area of agreement, in particular where the two were in lockstep and that was the endorsement of american ownership for iconic pittsburgh-based company, u.s. steel currently at the center of a $15 billion takeover by a japanese rival shareholders have approved the deal, but union members have voiced their opposition. and today, vice president harris, echoing president biden's own opposition, which he staked out in pittsburgh last april. >> every

inflict such a shock to our economy -- provide for both parties to negotiation to reach a deal s the labor lawties together and stop a strike, doesn't look like that's going to happen, neil, and so i leave you with a picture of what's going on now but what might be going on for much longer. sir? >> neil: all right, jeff, thank you for that. delayed goods, cancel goodness means more expensive reserves -- i read that with -- the chicago federal reserve president earlier. take a look. ♪ ♪ >> this seems like it fits into my old chicago model, are always tell you, neil, there is no bad weather, there's only bad clothing. and things happen that we are going to have to take into account, deal with by having affect the conditions. we've gone through in the last year or two a big strike in the auto industry. we've gone through the port collision with the bridge that affected shipping. we went through, in the pandemic as you know, major problems with shipping and the supply chain to mix and anything that is a negative supply shock in our language that's going to raise the cost of doing business or lead

, and today we. taking into account what the situation in the labor market is, we made those decisions to implement it in the employment law it was the employer's labor market, today it is the job seeker's labor market, and a person can find a more favorable offer in the labor market today. today the employer has to offer the most interesting options employment, through salary increase, when offering insurance or accommodation at a new place of residence. their work, the employment law provides for additional measures for those people who today cannot independently find a job through the republican bank of vacancies, which is now posted on the internet. the appointment of unemployment benefits and registration with the employment service, the terms have become shorter, how much shorter why did they make such a decision? yes, today the terms have been changed, the main goal is to motivate a person to search work involvement in labor activity. today, the terms of stay in the employment service have been reduced from 18 months to 12 months, also the period of benefit payment has been reduced. 6 to 3 months, but this is not fo

decreased, but their complexity has increased: the appeal is mainly related to civil law, business, property, labor and social relations, a significant share also falls on criminal and criminal procedural law. according to zorkin, the constitutional court makes about 60 decisions a year, which have a major impact on the law enforcement system. gross errors not like delamirovic, how does it work? it's good here, vladimir vladimirovich, i was also in moscow recently, it's also good there, you wanted to introduce me to the current work, yes, yes, please, of course, we live in difficult times, naturally it affects the work of the constitutional court, in the requests that we receive, but in general it seems to me, maybe a bit overconfident, but we are coping with the layout of the one that we... on the right bank of the dnieper, a stronghold of ukrainian militants has been destroyed. the footage is published by the ministry of defense. a precise strike by our mortar men. it all took a few minutes, objective control confirms that the target has been hit. this is already the donetsk direction, fpv drone