How bipartisan lawmakers are pushing Congress to update its voting rules for new parents
When the House of Representatives was sworn in on January 3, Brittany Pettersen was pushing her luck in being there.
My Boss Wants Me to Interview His Completely Inept Son for Our Department. Oh Boy.
If it’s any consolation, this ordeal will make you the prohibitive favorite next time you’re in a “Who Has the Best Bad Boss ...
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‘Sacrifices’ – EFL boss bans stars from shopping, bowling and Costa Coffee in strict new rules
Charlton's players have been given strict rules for their League One promotion ... The former Luton boss banned his players from celebrating the victory with a shopping trip or bowling.
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Autistic AA driver who joked about dropping colleagues from a window was unfairly sacked by boss who thought it 'incredibly inappropriate' to 'make comments about physical harm ...
An autistic AA recovery driver who was sacked after he joked about dropping two of his colleagues out of a window was unfairly sacked by his boss, a tribunal has ruled. Adrian Lloyd-Penny said ...
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Embryo mix-up baby to remain with birth parents, court decides
The Central District Court accepted on Monday an appeal of the birth mother of a baby who was implanted in the wrong mother in the September 2022 embryo swap incident, and ruled that the child ...
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Michael O’Neill calls for FIFA change after Ronan Hale cleared for NI: ‘The rules aren’t the best’
the rules aren’t the best rules because I think the decision players make at underage level shouldn’t be binding,” claimed the Northern Ireland boss. "Ronan had the option to come back and ...
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‘Very ambitious’ online safety rules will protect under-18s, Ofcom boss says
The head of online safety regulator Ofcom has defended the Online Safety Act, saying the “very ambitious” rules will help protect children. Some campaigners have suggested the incoming online ...
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‘Very ambitious’ online safety rules will protect under-18s, Ofcom boss says
The head of online safety regulator Ofcom has defended the Online Safety Act, saying the “very ambitious” rules will help protect children. Some campaigners have suggested the incoming online safety ...