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Education policy, distracted driving, eminent domain – it's been another busy week for Iowa lawmakers.
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State lawmakers have worked through the first deadline of the 2023 legislative session.
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Packers Sanitation Services, based in Wisconsin, paid $1.5 million to the U.S. Department of Labor after an investigation found it employed children in dangerous jobs in eight different states.
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Host Charity Nebbe speaks with business researchers about the causes of burnout and the solutions for organizations and individuals.
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A labor organizing effort by UFCW Local 431 is underway at Tyson Foods’ 1,400-employee plant in Columbus Junction. And the meatpacking giant is already facing allegations of unfair labor practices.
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Many ag industry and farm worker advocacy groups had high hopes that farm labor reform would make it through Congress last year. Now the future is murky.
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An activist group claims Johnson County left the Congolese community out of its COVID pandemic assistance program. But that’s not the whole story.
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Union workers at a grain processor in Cedar Rapids said "yes" to a new contract, avoiding a potential strike. ADM workers win a pay bump, a bonus and the first sick days some have seen in years.
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This year, the state expanded the number of children a daycare worker can oversee at a given time. The idea was to give more flexibility for providers and add more child care slots for towns in need. But that additional capacity doesn’t appear to have solved the labor side of the equation.
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A poll from analytics firm Gallup reports that 71% of Americans now approve of labor unions, the highest approval in nearly 60 years.