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Workforce
What’s the Cost of Workers Returning to an Office? $11,000.
A survey found that the average Texas employee working remotely would expect a bonus of more than $11,000 if forced to return to the office full time. Nationally, workers expect a $12,188 payment to return to an office.
July 13, 2023
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Policy
New Texas Law Limits How Cities Govern Themselves
The law goes into effect on Sept. 1 but it’s still unclear how officials will respond or how many local government laws will become illegal. Dallas has declined to say whether the city is preparing a lawsuit against the state.
July 12, 2023
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Workforce
Massachusetts Funds Reintegration Help for Former Inmates
Fourteen organizations across the state will receive part of $2.5 million in grant funding to help former inmates get back into the workforce. Two of the organizations are based in Lowell.
July 12, 2023
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Infrastructure
Will Tennessee’s ‘Do Not Text’ Registry Actually Make an Impact?
The provision went into effect on July 1 and prohibits those attempting to sell consumer goods and services by phone and text from calling numbers on the list. But there are several exceptions to the law.
July 12, 2023
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Politics
New Jersey Police Disproportionately Stop Minorities, Study Finds
The study of more than 6 million cases found that 46 percent of traffic stops were of Black or Hispanic motorists, far more than their share of the state’s population. Officials called the findings “deeply troubling.”
July 12, 2023
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Health
Rural Courts Begin to Offer Medications to Treat Addiction
Court officials are slowly moving away from the belief that abstinence is the only path to addiction recovery. However, a study found that while more than 90 percent of drug courts allowed medication treatments, 1 in 4 still overruled medication decisions.
July 11, 2023
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Health
How Will the Affirmative Action Ruling Impact Health Care?
Black people and other minorities already fare far worse than white people across a range of health measures and some medical professionals are worried that the court’s decision will only further widen the health equity gap.
July 11, 2023
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Workforce
Low-Wage Workers Are Still Unable to Afford Basic Needs
Despite low-wage workers receiving the largest pay increases in most states between 2019 and last year, more than 40 percent of U.S. households still struggle to afford basic expenses, such as health care and housing.
July 11, 2023
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Infrastructure
Stakes Are High in States When Lithium Mining And Wildlife Meet
A mineral exploration company hopes to discover lithium, a necessary component of rechargeable batteries, on a small patch of land in Nye County, Nev. But the operation could decimate a neighboring wildlife refuge with one miscalculation.
July 11, 2023
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Policy
Can Dallas Women’s Association Change Police Culture?
Just 19 percent of the Dallas Police Department’s sworn officers are women, but they hope to establish a support system for each other and to fight the industry’s culture of harassment and sexism.
July 10, 2023
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