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Special Note: Yesterday (April 2, 2018) was Happy International Fact-Checking Day! Here’s the resource list. Fake News
Today’s collection of articles range from a discussion about the status of “contract workers” to a discussion of Martin Luther King by John Lewis.
Hope you find the articles of interest.
✔From NPR, Unequal Rights: Contract Workers Have Few Workplace Protections Contract Workers Rights?
✔From Pacific Standard, Older American Workers Are Losing Their Legal Protections Older Workers Rights
✔From the BBC, What To Do When Your Great Promotion Backfires Has this ever happened to you? Promotion Backfire
✔From the EEOC, Select Task Force on the Study of Harassment in the Workplace Report Harassment Task Force
✔From American Bar Association (Business Law Section), Properly Investigating Complaints of HarassmentHow to Limit a Company’s Exposure Contact me for more information. Workplace Inverstigations
✔From Lawfare, Better Democracy Promotion through Immigration Comments?Democracy
✔From The Marshall Project: The Myth of the Criminal Immigrant: The link between immigration and crime exists in the imaginations of Americans, and nowhere else. Comments? Criminal Immigrant?
✔From the BBC (Technology): Microsoft gambles on a quantum leap in computing Comments? Technology
✔From Time, John Lewis: Martin Luther King Jr.’s Greatest Gift Was the ‘Belief in Society’s Ability to Change The 50th Anniversary of Martin Luther King’s death is Wednesday, April 4. Thoughts? MLK Death
Again, as always, I ask for your comments and suggestions.
Will return Thursday.
Fred
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