Since I didn't die when I got electrocuted, I won a Darwin Award honorable mention #p2
Since I didn’t die when I got electrocuted, I only qualified for a Darwin Awards honorable mention
Resources for ALICE home buyers and renters
Resources for ALICE home buyers and renters #p2
Recursos para la epoca del coronavirus | Coronavirus outbreak resources
Recursos para la enfermedad coronavirus | Coronavirus outbreak resources
Mortgage relief for Fannie & Freddie mortgage homeowners
Mortgage relief for Fannie & Freddie mortgage homeowners
Cómo hablar con un oficial del Departmento de Salud de New Jersey sobre el virus Covid-19
Cómo hablar con un oficial del Departmento de Salud de New Jersey sobre el virus Covid-19 #p2
Both the State of New Jersey and the City of Newark are offering relief for tenants
Both the State of New Jersey and the City of Newark are offering relief for tenants
A report from Italy – with 10,000 cases of coronavirus and country on lockdown
Cristina Higgins writes from Italy about 10,000 cases of coronavirus having brought the country to a standstill #p2
From Consumer Reports: How to protect against coronavirus while grocery shopping
With experts saying to avoid crowded places because of the novel coronavirus, what should you do about grocery shopping?
What do we pay for taxes and health care now, and are we getting enough value for our money?
Bernie Sanders's plans might either save Chris' family money, get them much better healthcare or maybe, do both.
Joe Biden’s sorry history of legislating to lock up blacks and Latinos to please white people and cops
In this article, the New York Times provides all of the sordid the details required to make your heart ache by providing a time line chronicling how Joe Biden used his power as a young legislator to systematically pass laws which built more prisons and locked hundreds of thousands of black and brown people up in them … while he lied to black leaders, convincing them to support the draconian laws that hugely increased the number of inmates incarcerated in the 1980s and 90s – some, for life – and incinerated the stability of family life in these communities.
New Jersey sick days for individuals & parents – licencia pagada por enfermedad para individuos y padres
En 2019 New Jersey adoptó leyes que permiten trabajadores a tomar licencia pagada por enfermedad. Todos los que trabajan en el estado de New Jersey tienen el derecho a estos beneficios para su proprio salud. Además, padres y guardianes pueden usar su licencia para el cuidado de sus hijos. Aprenda más visitando al nj.gov/labor ó mysickdays.nj.gov.
In 2019 New Jersey adopted laws that allow workers paid time off. All whom work in New Jersey have access to these benefits. Parents and guardians can use these benefits to care for their children, or to care for their own health. Visit nj.gov/labor or mysickdays.nj.gov to learn more.
Brazilian scientist discovers that ultra-processed foods are making people fat, not fats and sugar.
Doctor and scientist Carlos Monteiro observed that obesity and tooth decay were blooming out of control in poor rural Brazilian communities. After observation and analysis, he concluded that ultra-processed foods (UPFs) are causing these escalating health issues, rather than any other individually identifiable factors like foods being high in fats or sugars. Monteiro created a category scale and called these foods Group 4. This is how they are described:
“The final category, group 4, is unlike any of the others. Group 4 foods tend to consist largely of the sugars, oils and starches from group 2, but instead of being used sparingly to make fresh food more delicious, these ingredients are now transformed through colours, emulsifiers, flavourings and other additives to become more palatable. They contain ingredients unfamiliar to domestic kitchens such as soy protein isolate (in cereal bars or shakes with added protein) and “mechanically separated meat” (turkey hotdogs, sausage rolls).
Pablo lucha en Washington para derechos por obreros agrícolas
Un Dreamer de California que trabajaba 16 años en la agricultura sin documentos ni acceso a los mismos derechos que tengan otros empleados y residentes legales, visitó a Washington y tuvo el chance de contar su historia personal y abogar por los derechos de otros que continuan en esa misma situación.
El programa apoyado por Pablo Martínez Perez es el Farm Workforce Modernization Act, lo cuál crearía un camino a la legalización residencial para trabajadores agrícolas indocumentados.
Martínez contó a un reportero del noticiero Voices of Monterey Bay, “These agricultural (workers) need to get out of the shadows and they want the opportunity to be part of the community and participate in the community just like any other person would do.”
Learn how to answer the top 10 interview questions
Mr. Weldon Montague of the Department of Labor and Workforce Development in Newark, New Jersey shared this video and advice:
Many of my job seekers need to become much more savvy in the art of interviewing. The difference between getting hired or not may strongly depend on how well you answer questions at your interview, so if you are seriously seeking employment, watch and learn.
Congresspeople’s kids’ don’t need to pay student loans: truth or myth?
Congresspeople's kids' don't need to pay student loans: truth or myth? #p2