said that they limit departure from abroad for women conscripted to the aleutian islands, the state labor serviceed that at the moment they have no legal grounds for this, because the state labor service operates in accordance with the laws , decisions, regulations of the government and so on and so on and so on well, but definitely not according to the statements of certain people's deputies, about 90% of ukrainian prisoners of war have been tortured, raped, threatened with sexual violence, or other forms of ill -treatment. this was reported by the prosecutor general of ukraine andriy kostin on meeting with the representative of the united nations, he emphasized that the russians also developed a system of torture and cruel treatment of ukrainian civilians in almost all de-occupied territories, there are testimonies of such horrors. well, maybe these testimonies and these facts will help the organization of joint consequences to see the signs of the genocide of the ukrainian people and for years and with the weapons of the russian military in the temporarily occupied villages of prystan in the k

to the pension fund of ukraine and the allocation of the state employment service , as provided for by the conventions of the international laboron, you are a separate state institution with a central executive body that would deal with the employment of the population. why is this very important? it is on time for today. it turns out that this fund has become a state within a state , that is, it would seem that there is a war and a shortage of funds . look at the budget of this fund, it has 10 billion a surplus of unused funds, that is, how can it be in the state in this way, then we look at the salaries, it turns out that the central apparatus of this fund has salaries ten times more than these funds that people receive in the fields, and this is exactly my bill, it provides, first of all, for reformatting of this fund, this background still remains in the same form as it was 15 and 20 years ago , and today we have challenges facing society , they require the fund to work on how the citizens of ukraine who will return to ukraine after the victory will be provided with jobs, how the veterans of ukraine will be employed and how

states of the union alina lappo is aware affairs. the freedom of movement of goods , services, capital and labor is the principle that is spelled out in first paragraph of the agreement on the establishment of the eu in the context of its implementation, the countries are gradually moving towards the elimination of restrictions that may impede the efficient operation of business. in the whole union, about 80 barriers have already been eliminated this year, and the draft agreements on mutual recognition of bank guarantees have accelerated, as a result, the working mechanism has fewer barriers and more opportunities for entrepreneurs to reference. overall volume the eu public procurement market at the end of last year was at the level of 190 billion dollars, thanks to the agreement , there is confidence that by the end of this year it will exceed the figure of 200 billion dollars for business. this is a significant help. because it allows you to provide or creates a tool for penetrating the public procurement market. e other countries of the eurasian economic union, what does he mean, he assumes, uh, the creation of interaction between

labor supervision. convenient electronic services for interaction between workers and employers with the state are providedon with employees and employers is the online inspection system of electronic services. rf , literally today, today we are launching another new service, this is a service that allows you to work in your personal account, on the online inspection portal, on the one hand, see what fines, if any, are imposed on him, and pay, and moreover, see what the essence of this fine is, what this fine is for, labor safety week is taking place this year against the backdrop of a record decline in unemployment, it is within 3%, at the same time, in some... there is already a shortage of personnel. by 2030, we have increased demand in the manufacturing industry; by year 3, we will need more than 800,000 jobs in this area. we have increased demand in the it industries, science, that is, scientific activity, there are more than 430,000, we have increased demand in the health and social care sector, there are 285,000, and we also see that we have demand in the construction sector. according to the foreca

labor day holiday. that means no mail service. all local, state and federal government offices are closed. libraries also closed. wall street will also be shut down. the new york stock exchange reopens tuesday after ending friday, up 115 points. and labor day is a time to honor and really reflect upon the importance and history of workers in america's economy, society and achievements. ktvu is tom vacar spoke to one of the nation's leading work experts about two issues that continue to shake america's workforce. we have the shortages. we asked employment lawyer and former director michael bernick to compare labor day 2023 to 2022. it's really the seismic shift of the pandemic. he's talking about remote work, which he says is not dying off, as many believed it would or should. remote work is here to stay. it's only it hasn't really decreased significantly, at least in most parts of the bay area. the other soon to come, seismic shift is the impact of artificial intelligence on jobs. artificial intelligence wasn't even an issue. it is exploded. the main impacts over the next year will be how a

in launching this effort president biden is calling on travel, state and local governments, labor unions, nonprofit service allies, the private sector, and philanthropy to collaborate with the federal government to build on current relationships and expand skills based training partnerships to ensure that our work force is ready to meet the climate crisis. we've seen the devastation to coastal communities impacted by our hurricanes and tropical storms, why do we not want to train our coast to control wetlands to control storm surges. we know the loss of wildfires across our nation so why would we not want to train youth to manage forest, improve health and prevent catastrophic wildfires. we know the power of skills based training as a tool to expand pathways to good paying jobs. let's not deny our youth this opportunity and let's not deny our country the resources to our future. i urge our colleagues to reject this amendment and reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the chair reserves. the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas. mr. self: i yield 30 seconds to the gentleman from maryland. mr. harri

states in the document that the order of services to the fatherland of the fourth degree was awarded by the head of the administration of the government of the chechen republic, galasta makakhanov, and for labor success and many years of conscientious work, the order of friendship was awarded to the chairman of the government of dagestan abdul muslim online through public services, and the admission to the country's higher educational institution was completed. and, of course, this year, which is very important, we have increased, and admission by 8,200 and amounted to 63,000 people today, the total number of budget places and 37,000 of them in new regions on behalf of the president on training enrolled participants from their own and their children within the framework of the basic department with a term of study from four to years specialized from one to three years and postgraduate studies such a training system will be applied in 100 eleven specialties and a new layout of the federal state educational standard of higher education for an enlarged group of specialties and areas of training. it will allow building individual educational trajectories for students, as well as for providing are

magazine, despite access to the labor markets of europe and the united states, many refugees simply cannot earn a living. well, at least it's legal. but the demand for sex servicesn women is growing. and what is the worst thing about children, and the trend was stated by the osce representatives who work in the office to combat human trafficking, his comments were made in the material of the german tv channel cdf, the editors filmed a big story, and the fate of ukraine, which has to pay with its own body for european hospitality, is not fictional history will tell anastasia ivanov they jumped for surrounded panties on the maidan and smiled at the bright european future, but this future is now being used by ukrainian women. they are deceived into working as dishwashers and janitors. nobody wants to , at least you have to pay for accommodation. please tell me why you want to help me? i’m looking for a girl who will live with me, if i live with you, i won’t be forced to do anything, well, a little sex , such a dialogue came out when the correspondent’s girlfriend on behalf of a ukrainian refugee, she tried to rent an apartment, she received 30 offers, 20 of which w

trends in the labor market and make effective decisions for the development of the country, as well as digitalization will save time and money of the state imagine earlier for this civil serviceerview you had to walk from apartment to apartment, you had to fill out dozens of forms by hand, now it's online questionnaires can be filled out when it's convenient and where it's convenient to go to the survey, scan the qr-code on the screen, a little more of your time, and everything's ready, an exchange program is underway in ukraine of lamps for the population since its start, ukrainians have already replaced 20 million light bulbs, but the initiators of the energy efficiency project did not stop there and added more opportunities , read more about them in the story led or incandescent in ukraine for more than seven months there is a lamp exchange program for the population, which is designed to ensure a reduction in the use of light in the conditions of the russian terror of energy facilities. but recently , government officials expanded the program and for budgetary institutions , ukrposhta is a takabmin, they allowed not only ukrainians, but also kindergartens , vocational sch

states. the meat packing companies subcontract labor. the labor secretary brought a civil action against one of the subcontractors, packer sanitary services for $1.5 million for using child labor. minors were working the overnight shift at a meat packing plant in grand island, nebraska killing the equipment on the killing floor. the company has a 0 tolerance policy against employing anyone under the age of 18 and fully shares the department of labor's objective of insuring compliance at all pssi location. it is not limited to one plant or town. there are tens of thousands of kids slipping past authorities and being exploited for cheap labor. martha and bill. >> martha: thank you very much. >> bill: thank you, mike. go to california now. four minutes past the hour. the second republican accountable debate goes down at the reagan library in california. less than four months away before the first caucus in iowa and my co-anchor dana perino one of the moderators joins us now. nice to see you up early. great looking background there. a couple things we want to point out. i don't know what kind of ripples this gathered during your conversation.

labor cost especially compared to other countries such as the united states. >> one thing the ecb has been paying attention to has been the more sticky service sector.ce tomorrow that is finally starting to fade? alejandro: we hope to see that to some extent in the core figure though we will not get good details until later in the month. what is the driving services inflation? a lot of that is demand. all that revenge vacation spending over the summer may be and you can see downside from there but also services inflation is greatly driven by wages. unit labor costs continue to rise at a pretty rapid pace. that will keep the services inflation higher for longer. alix: how fast can disinflation be? can we be in a deflationary environment or will we stay around 3, 3 .5? alejandra: i would love to be able to give you the pure answer to that because if i knew for sure i would be a millionaire. i think it will be a little stickier to the downside. we saw a pretty sharp deceleration due in part to goods disinflation that helped bring down inflation not only in europe but other parts of the world. a buddy, service does is just a little stickier. it is just

state insurance company office reporting in 2021 several counties lacking one secular hospital. this issue under the labor act when patients in need of abortion care as life saving treatment are denied services. what is department doing to enforce lawmanidating every hospital provide necessary stabilizing treatment to patients, including abortion care. >> this is federal law. expressly preempts any state law, we filed lawsuit in idaho and one in the district court with respect to idaho law that impinged on the rights granted and have filed a number of statements of interest in other places and continuing to look at where it is appropriate to intervene. >> thank you, you are on record stating women that banned reproductive care must remain free to seek that care in states where it is legal, i thank you for that. can you discuss progress made by task force and doj to ensure pregnant people retain their right to travel? >> my view about right to travel is the same as justice brett kavanaugh in his separate opinion, he said this is not a difficult question. right to travel is constitutional right and allows a woman in a state that bars abortion to travel and obtain abortion in a state in which i

tomorrow is labor day, of course, and that means no mail service. all local, state and federal government offices are closed. libraries are also closed tomorrow. wall street will also be shut down. new york stock exchange reopens tuesday after ending friday, up some 115 points. so just relax and enjoy the day. take the day if you have the day off. i don't have the day off, rosemary, but that's okay. a labor away. we're used to it here. a labor of love. yes. yes. news gets no breaks. good morning to you. we are with a gorgeous start to the morning from this view up above the low clouds. wow. can just take that in for a moment. low clouds, mid and high level clouds. joining us this morning, in addition to patchy fog, patchy drizzle the system an element that began this pattern shift for us earlier in the week is still with us. it will be shifting east and tomorrow looks like it's going to be the driest warmer day. but for today we're going to continue kind of with this mild, muggy feel. temperatures this morning off to a mild start. and then as we get into the afterno

service will stop at nothing until we bring him back into custody and support our state and local partners. and reiterate about being fugitive, checking your property. check your neighbor's property. it's labor day weekend coming up, people are going out of town. if you have neighbors out of town, make sure their property is secure, make sure they are not missing anything, vehicles, modes of transportation, bicycles, anything that could assist our fugitive of getting out of the area. we have nothing to believe, nothing that says he's gone so we assume he's in the area. we are going to keep the marshal service assets here, the state police assets and our local assets as well. in addition, the d.a. said we have a $10,000 reward, 5,000 offered from the county and 5,000 from the u.s. marshals. we would encourage people to call 911 for immediate response to tips and 877-wanted2 hotline to register a tip. >> we are happy to take some questions at this time. yes. >> can you talk about why you have, or what law enforcement believes he has not left the area? >> we don't have any evidence that he has left. we believe he is somewhere nearby. >> what should neighbors be doing, what should residents be d

states? and still do right by consumers. and we think that fast food council is a way for the industry to stop driving a low road model on cutting labor costs and compete on quality services and products. and for workers to finally be able to work hard for a living and provide for their families and themselves and for their children imagine being able to do jobs outside of the fast food sector. >> mary kay, it's kelly back here in the studio. we have been talking about the fast food business. california next may be one of the states hit by one of the biggest health care strikes we have seen that was just authorized against kaiser perm ane aniente, and the autoworkers strike. and we want to give you the president's thoughts. >> let's talk about the economy. i want to start about talking about this big standoff between the autoworkers and the manufacturers. my question for you, mr. president, whose side are you on in this? >> i'm on the side of making our country great. the autoworkers are not going to have any jobs when you come right down to it because if you take a look at what they'ring to with electric cars, elect rr cars are going to be made in china. the autoworkers,

states laws regarding labor? >> 100%. >> thank you very much for your dedication and service. service is an act of love because it requires so much and you have taken a lot and have been so gracious and diplomatic and answering the questions today. i think you, and i yield. >> thank you. we recognize mr. goods for five minutes. >> thank you, madam chairman. madam secretary, do you think people should be able to exercise religious freedoms at work? >> i do. >> what limits would you place on employees? >> okay. you're asking me something that is outside of my area of expertise. but i do believe in religious freedom. >> you would not place any limits on any exercises of rights? >> i do not know if you are asking about something specific with the department of labor or what they have done, -- >> i want to know if you have a limits on her right to practice religious freedom at work by protected by the first amendment. >> thank you. if you are referring to a rule of our agency under the office of federal contract compliance programs, what we did there, -- >> i'm sorry. do you think

states laws regarding labor? >> 100%, yes. >> thank you so very much for your dedication and your service. service is really an act of love because it requires so much and you have taken a lot and been so gracious and diplomatic in answering the questions today. i think you and i yield back. >> you are recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, madam chairman. do you think that employees should be able to exercise the religious freedoms that work? >> i do believe in religious freedoms, yes. what limits would you place on the right to exercise religious freedoms for employees? >> you are asking me some things that are really outside my area of expertise. >> would not place any limits on employees religious freedom network. >> congressman, i do not know if you are asking about something specific that the department of labor has done. >> i would like to know if you put a limit on employees right to practice religious freedom network. protected by the first amendment. >> thank you. if you are referring to our agency under the office of federal contract compliance programs, what we did there wa

states was regarding labor? >> 100% yes. >> thank you so very much for your dedication and your service.ervice is really an act of love big is it require so much and you have taken a lot have been so gracious and diplomatic in answering the questions today. i think thank you and i yield back. >> mr. good you are recognized for five minutes. >> thank you madam chairwoman and thank you acting secretary. acting secretary said employers should be able to exercise their religious freedoms that were? >> i do believe them religious freedoms yes congressman. >> so what limits would you place on their first amendment right as employers? >> congressman you're asking me something that is outside my area of expertise but i do believe in religious freedom. >> you would not place any limits on employees? >> congressman i don't know if you're asking about something specific to the department of labor has done. >> i would like to know if you are putting limits on employees about religious freedom at work? >> thank you cards women. if you're referring to a rule of our agency under the office of federal c

state of mississippi. mr. robert o'dell is the auditor of the department of social services. mr. carter putnam is the secretary of the department of labor and the ceo of springboard of opportunities in jackson mississippi is misses alicia jackson. mr. carter, i will recognize you deliver the opening statement. >> members of the subcommittee, thank you for the opportunity to testify on potential reforms. carter and i currently serve as commissioner of the tennessee department of human services in the administration of governor building. tendency of my last stop in a 32 year career in the administration of public safety net programs and agencies at the federal, state and local levels of government. during that career i've had the blessing and good fortune of serving two presidents, four governors and the mayor in this my life purpose and passion. my career predates the welfare the federal, state and refoloca levels. four governors. my life's purpose and passion. my career predates 1996. i hearken back to the excitement and anticipation. at that time, i was serving as virginia's commissioner of department of social services area to record

confront labor concerns given that blackstone owned packer sanitation services inc paid a $1.5 million fine in february for employing more than 100 teenagers in jobs at meatpacking plants in eight statesough a blackstone fund affiliated with sfr ers. the children reported worked overnight shifts and use hazardous chemicals to clean dangerous meat processing equipment such as briskets sores . 30s remaining. we request that sfrs add an ad, add an information agenda item to the upcoming september meeting concerning learning as a first investment in blackstone managed limited partnerships and we ask that as staffers not reinvent it with blackstone until the contract disputes are resolved and blackstone can guarantee labor peace as at its southern california and arizona, hospitality investors. thank you . thank you. a reminder to callers to press star three to be added to the queue for those already on hold, please continue to wait until the system indicate you have been unmuted. moderator do we have any callers on the line ? madam secretary, we have no callers on the line. thank you. hearing no calls, public comment is now closed. thank you. thank you for the presentations. madam secretar