Crain declined to comment to CNN on his employment status.
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A previous version of this post misstated his employment status.
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The current employment status of Esper's son was not immediately clear.
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Health insurance, for example, has long been tied to employment status.
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In other words, benefits you that aren't linked to employment status.
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Insider could not confirm Barcelona's current employment status following the lawsuit.
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Potential respondents were targeted based on employment status and company size.
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The EPA did not respond to questions about Chmielewski's current employment status.
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We defer to the Airport Authority for further information on employment status.
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But the description of her alleged assailant's current employment status matches Fairfax's.
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The decrease was seen across gender, race, region, education, and employment status.
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Wives' employment status, however, didn't much affect the couple's chances of divorce.
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Clinton's tenure, including the employment status of her close aide Huma Abedin.
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One in seven couples couldn't accurately report their other half's employment status.
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Both companies still face thousands of driver arbitration claims over their employment status.
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The station did not comment on Crain's employment status in its latest statement.
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Administrative hearings regarding Fuller&aposs employment status are underway with the police department.
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It wants an online tool to allow Britons to check their employment status.
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Plan to take action within 30 days of your change in employment status.
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They take photos of a potential borrower at work to confirm employment status.
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Yet as a married woman she was denied equal employment status and compensation.
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Specifically, the chemist will be listening carefully for clues to his future employment status.
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He proposes to end railway workers' special employment status, which includes employment for life.
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Employment status is a critical one for the so-called sharing economy technology companies.
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You'll then choose your employment status, annual income, net worth and decision to invest.
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Her employment status is in permanent jeopardy because of chronic tardiness and blistering incompetence.
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It all depends on your monthly expenses, debt, dependents, your employment status, and more.
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"If your employment status ever changes, you are welcome back, of course," she said.
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It's unclear why Dravis's employment status would affect an interview request by the committee.
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He said Ms. Morales's employment status with the golf club was not entirely clear.
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And poor credit, low income and employment status are not the main reasons why.
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Researchers found that the declines were not affected by race, education level, or employment status.
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An Herbalife spokesperson declined to comment on either Ackman's statement or Friedman's current employment status.
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The reviews are anonymous and Glassdoor says it does not verify identities or employment status.
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Among men, a mother's employment status was not a significant predictor of his employment outcomes.
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But a laboratory-wide review of jobs and pay in 2008 altered her employment status.
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Mr. Azzopardi declined to comment on the broader issue of the employment status of drivers.
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Regardless of employment status, the goal is to prioritize human moderation over any algorithmic control.
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But the strongest predictor of enthusiasm for small businesses is a person's current employment status.
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A Justice Department spokesperson told The Hill there are no updates about Sessions's employment status.
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Crain, who has worked there since 2004, declined to comment to CNN on his employment status.
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However, his employment status "has yet to be determined," a spokesman told the station on Tuesday.
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Results for employment status in 2018, the second year of the study, are not yet available.
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The hospital declined to comment to CBS2, citing company policy that prohibits commenting on employment status.
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Every person would receive a cash grant from the government, irrespective of income or employment status.
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UBI would guarantee citizens regular payments from the government, regardless of employment status, wealth or age.
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Still, her employment status would have made Abedin a top mark for a Russian spying operation.
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Uber has already come under fire in the U.K. over the employment status of its drivers.
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And regardless of her employment status, Ramirez is merely a "Food As It Should Be" whistleblower.
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The Leechburg Police Department did not respond to a message Sunday asking about Diebold's employment status.
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Based on the worker's current employment status, they would be allocated a different amount of money.
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The company was investigating that incident and had not made a final determination of Abram's employment status.
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The bankruptcy decision does not affect the employment status of the company's remaining workers, the spokeswoman added.
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Of course, with sexual assault, a crime has been committed, regardless of company policy or employment status.
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Any particular group might show close to zero change in the number of jobs or employment status.
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That employee hasn't been identified and Equifax has stayed quiet until now about the person's employment status.
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Accountability, safety and an ability to report unsafe working conditions should not be dictated by employment status.
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In that case, the group has sought emails related to the special employment status given to Mrs.
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Mercuria, one of the world's biggest energy trading firms, declined to comment on Jeske's current employment status.
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The company was investigating that incident and had not made a final determination of his employment status.
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In a piecemeal system, factors such as changes in employment status also result in gaps in coverage.
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In London, we employ many Europeans and any change to their employment status could affect staff recruitment.
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An earlier version of this article misstated an employment status for the video game scholar Jane McGonigal.
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A Mets front office employee discussed the employment status of the Mets manager on television on Thursday.
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She would not comment on the teacher's employment status or on the district's process for approving curriculum.
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In London, we employ many Europeans and any change to their employment status could affect staff recruitment.
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The concept of universal basic income is to distribute money to all citizens, irrespective of employment status.
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For more than two years, ride-hailing companies have fought with their drivers over the drivers' employment status.
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Immediate details of Craddock's employment status were more difficult to learn because his supervisor was among the victims.
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Employment tribunals can also be involved in determining a worker's employment status — sometimes overturning an earlier HMRC classification.
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You'll be asked to provide information on the employment status and income of every person in your household.
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If it loses the appeal it could face many more legal challenges from drivers on their employment status.
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Uber's rapid expansion has been dogged for years by legal battles over the employment status of its drivers.
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He told me he considers himself a friend of Luckey's, but seemed unclear on his friend's employment status.
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The organization's case began with an inquiry into Ms. Abedin's special employment status at the end of Mrs.
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Business Insider did not immediately receive a response to a request for comment on Paltrow Neumann's employment status.
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Note: If we use your answers, we will be reaching out to confirm your identity and employment status.
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The depositions were taken as part of an open records lawsuit seeking documents related to Abedin's employment status.
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Arguably, delivery workers are at the bottom of the food chain in terms of safety and employment status.
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They are undocumented, but it is their relationship that animates the picture, not their immigration or employment status.
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The bill has the potential to change the employment status of more than 1 million workers in California.
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The Medicare Extra for All program would be available to all Americans regardless of income and employment status.
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Ciott's employment status was not immediately clear on Wednesday, and the district did not return a message seeking comment.
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The last thing you would want to do is anything that would jeopardize your employment status at that time.
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Much will rest on how exactly the government changes the law around employment status tests — and that's still tbc.
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Each job in the establishment job count cannot be linked to specific people in the employment status household survey.
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A universal basic income, as it's known, is a cash payment distributed to residents irrespective of their employment status.
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The idea of universal basic income, or distributing cash handouts regardless of employment status, had a moment in 2017.
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University officials did not respond to questions about the charges, including whether they would affect Dr. Simon's employment status.
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The job of family caregiver is not limited by age, gender, employment status, race, cultural background, or sexual orientation.
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There are two additional employees who are currently under investigation, but the CBSA refused to disclose their employment status.
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Employment status is key: You're subject to these withholding and reporting requirements if your child care provider is your employee.
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A strength of the paper was that it accounted for the influence of parenting roles and employment status, she said.
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So far, no freelance journalists in California have sued over their employment status using the ABC test, but they could.
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Well, this chart will tell you when you'll probably get married, based on your employment status, education, race, and gender.
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In 2020 he introduced a package of labour-market reforms which provided for the introduction of "dependent contractor" employment status.
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It's unclear whether McCullum was acting in retaliation regarding his employment status, out of malice, or for some other purpose.
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UBI is an unconditional cash payment to all citizens regardless of wealth or employment status and without requirements or stipulations.
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For elderly workers, maintaining regular employment status ensures continued benefits and higher pay than if they became a contract worker.
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Universal basic income is a cash handout distributed to the people of a state or region irrespective of employment status.
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Regardless of your income, employment status, address or any other factor, this provision is free at the point of care.
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Drivers for the delivery service Dynamex Operations West first brought their case for employment status more than a decade ago.
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It means delinking health care from employment status so that one's health doesn't depend on remaining in an abusive workplace.
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Uber maintains that its workforce's partial employment status — drivers are classified as independent contractors — bars them from forming a legal union.
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If this is the case, your brain could be telling you that the end is coming no matter your employment status.
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The study wasn't a controlled experiment designed to prove whether or how the employment status of physicians might influence patient outcomes.
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The shuttering of some industry players also comes as Uber and Lyft face lawsuits over the employment status of their drivers.
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Everyone has a right to an opinion, but this does not change your employment status for those who are full time.
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" — JIMMY KIMMEL "The ambassador has now revised his testimony, while I imagine President Trump is now revising the ambassador's employment status.
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"Even those who don't see an impact to their employment status may still see a decrease in income," she says.3.
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Another key element is that GrubHub had the right to terminate Lawson at-will, which is an indicator of employment status.
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Equifax has marketing material pitching employment status to debt collectors who want an early nod that someone is no longer employed.
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Generally, universal basic income programs provide that a government distributes cash payments to all of its citizens, regardless of employment status.
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Go deeper: Uber CEO defends driver pay and "employment" status Uber CEO backtracks after calling Saudi murder of Khashoggi "a mistake"
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The difference holds even when controlling for age, education, employment status and other voter traits that are not related to race.
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The researchers adjusted for changes in employment status and other life circumstances that could also affect happiness, as well as dietary intake.
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They also said they fear that reporting any misconduct could negatively impact their employment status despite the company's reassurance of non-retaliation.
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The Verge reported that some have complained about their benefits being slashed as the result of recent changes to their employment status.
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Well, this interactive chart will show you how likely you are to divorce based on your employment status, education, race, and gender.
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Day's employment status was not immediately clear on Friday night, though she was still listed as a teacher on the school's website.
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As such, Wirthlin's strategy involved dividing women, as a whole, into 64 categories based on their marital status, age, and employment status.
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Additionally, the research showed no significant associations between a mother's employment status and whether her children grew up to be happy adults.
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And when nearly half of US couples argue about money, it's hardly surprising that employment status and salary rank among those factors.
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The state and federal healthcare marketplaces allowed for anyone, regardless of their employment status, to buy subsidized insurance at a fixed cost.
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McConnell told reporters after his remarks that his intention with the anecdote wasn't to speculate on the employment status of the protestors.
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Generally, a universal basic income is a cash handout distributed by a government to all of its citizens irrespective of employment status.
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A British court yesterday affirmed a lower court's decisions that would grant the ride-hailing company's drivers a form of employment status.
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A lot of the conversation around him became a matter of his employment status and why he wasn't playing for a team.
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An earlier version of this column misstated the employment status of Lars Maischak and the publication that first reported on his tweets.
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Lewandowski didn't respond to Politico's request for comment about his employment status with Turnberry or his work on the T-Mobile merger.
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One way to do that, he says, is to give cash handouts to every person in the U.S., regardless of employment status.
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Mr. Yang wants the federal government to give each American adult a monthly check for $1,000, regardless of income or employment status.
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The employment status of those who work for ride-hailing services and other on-demand companies has become a hot topic of debate.
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One of the potential solutions to inequality that Altman is interested in is distributing cash payments to all residents, regardless of employment status.
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Yet with gig work so varied, it is impossible to devise a definition of employment status that firms cannot find a way around.
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A Cuyahoga County spokeswoman did not immediately respond to INSIDER's request for comment on the charges and the employment status of the officers.
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Cass expressed concern that discussing her queer sexual experiences publicly could impact her employment status, and requested to keep her last name private.
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The analysis also took into account participants' social isolation, employment status, and whether or not they were a parent to a young child.
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The board is reviewing at least four cases from Uber drivers, and is expected to make a blanket decision concerning their employment status.
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Neither the track organization nor the government institute responded to emailed requests for information about his employment status or ways to reach him.
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They were similar in terms of the employment status of their parents and whether or not they lived in a single-parent household.
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Advocates on all sides there continued discussing ways to address the employment status of gig workers long after the legislation failed last spring.
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Uber, which insists that its drivers don't qualify as employees, has said it will force them to make claims for employment status individually.
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A.I. technology allows companies to monitor and control workers, while still maintaining a formal arms-length relationship that skirts federal employment status guidelines.
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Hip-hop dancers in France have the employment status of artists ("intermittents du spectacle") and the right to state-issued income between projects.
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The idea, called universal basic income (UBI), is for every individual to be paid a regular sum of money regardless of employment status.
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Much to her shock, the company offered to convert her employment status to part-time, as was customary for married women, she said.
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So, when we saw him out in Bev Hills (nice Manchester United jersey, BTW) we had to ask about Kaep's current employment status.
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But it's still a reason why we need programs like a fully refundable child tax credit that can help people regardless of employment status.
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Uber said it had settled with a large majority of the 60,000 drivers in the US who filed arbitration demands over their employment status.
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" With his volatile employment status, Hasselhoff claims he is "constantly having to seek out work and new business opportunities in order to stay relevant.
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Noticeably absent in Zuckerberg's post, however, are any concrete details regarding the employment status, training, or support these 3,000 new team members will receive.
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Smiley was allegedly banging multiple lower-level staffers who believed their employment status was dependent on their sexual relationship with them, according to Variety.
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The Trump Organization did not immediately respond to a request for comment on Morales' employment status, nor Romero's calls for investigations into the property.
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More than a decade later, Hughes has become an advocate for universal basic income, a cash payment distributed to everyone irrespective of employment status.
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It strains credulity for the administration to argue that denying health insurance to people on the basis of their employment status meets that test.
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Uber and Lyft have made clear in their conversations with labor leaders that full employment status is a nonstarter, according to an industry official.
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The program website, however, says it "leverages current technology" by tying "airline employee databases together" to "verify the identity and employment status of crewmembers."
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When Senator Kamala Harris, Democrat of California, thanked him for coming, Mr. Comey reminded her that his employment status had opened up his calendar.
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They would more willing to engage in arrangements with greater compensation flexibility if the legal presumption for employment status, over contractor status, were reversed.
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The infamous special employment status of rail workers — which confer life employment, automatic career advancement and early retirement — would be maintained for current employees.
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The depositions were taken as part of an open records lawsuit seeking documents related to former deputy chief of staff Huma Abedin's employment status.
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He believed that this meant some people were being squeezed into self-employment status as a sort of "survival mechanism" in the labor market.
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And New York City officials may soon face the most pressing question to come out of the so-called gig economy: drivers' employment status.
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An LAPD spokeperson told The Verge that his employment status isn't yet known, and Netflix told us it had nothing to add at this time.
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I went to my GP in Exeter [in the UK], and we were talking normally, then he read my notes and saw my employment status.
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She noted that the partisanship dwarfed even factors likely to have a bigger impact on people's financial well-being, like education, income and employment status.
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People can sign up for or drop out of coverage throughout the year as their employment status or access to other government health plans changes.
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Another road block under discussion: Patients often change insurance, or move between private and government-sponsored health coverage depending on their age or employment status.
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So the devil will be in the detail of the commitment to clarify employment status tests — and where those tests end up drawing the line.
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The California Supreme Court ruled on Monday in favor of workers for a document delivery company called Dynamex Operations West that were seeking employment status.
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The two other employees who withdrew from the case -- Rebecca Kopplin and Eric Beckenhauer -- have had no change in their employment status, the spokesperson said.
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None of these arrangements raised concerns with the E.P.A.'s acting general counsel, Kevin S. Minoli, who issued a ruling on her unusual employment status.
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Bergstrom decided to sue Harper's Books in court to prove his employment status in order to receive worker's compensation, but he ultimately lost his case.
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When patients are admitted to the hospital, they are asked about their tobacco use and their flu shots, their employment status and their religious affiliation.
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An earlier version of a chart accompanying this article misstated the employment status of the chairman of the board of the Art Institute of Chicago.
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It stops short of the full-scale Medicaid expansion supported by Democrats, which would cover thousands more low-income adults regardless of their employment status.
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After incarceration, an ex-offender's privacy is significantly diminished by the requirement to report one's name, address, photo, employment status and provide a DNA sample.
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Temporary workers fill in the gaps, and Local 22018 sought more protections for those workers, including providing a clear path to full-time employment status.
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Uber filed to go public on Thursday, and it listed the employment status of drivers as a risk factor that could negatively impact its business.
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The emails show that Culverhouse intended to meddle into student admissions, faculty hiring and even the employment status of the law school dean, the university said.
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The best Social Security claiming strategy for you depends on a variety of factors, including your age, health, marital status, employment status and other retirement savings.
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The Chamber also argues that Seattle cannot make a determination about the employment status of Uber drivers before the National Labor Relations Board makes a decision.
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In a weekend rife with coaching turnover, let's give what might be a final farewell for Mike Riley, whose employment status now matches this dubious award.
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Background on my employment status: I graduated one semester early from college two and half months ago, which was also when I submitted my graduate applications.
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The NLRB wrote Friday that the decision in the case, involving FedEx Home Delivery, "severely" limited the importance of workers' "entrepreneurial opportunity" in determining their employment status.
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Judicial Watch sued the State Department under the Freedom of Information Act for records relating to Ms. Abedin's special employment status at the State Department under Mrs.
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For example, the Canadian province of Ontario is about to launch a pilot study on the effects of a basic income for everybody, regardless of employment status.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the employment status of Jerry Sandusky, a former Penn State assistant football coach who was convicted of child molestation charges.
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The state began using pretrial risk scores in 20173, a simple system that assigned defendants points based on questions about their employment status, education, and criminal record.
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Despite the S.E.I.U.'s insistence that it supports the bill and full employment status for drivers, the union appears willing to continue negotiating with Uber and Lyft.
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The Washington bill looks to address the problem by disallowing consideration of benefits provided through certain qualified third-party benefit providers when determining a worker's employment status.
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They don't need splashy cover stories to gather a specific audience; they already know your economic class, employment status, age, and gender from tracking your online interactions.
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In May 24, the California Supreme Court decided in favor of workers for a document delivery company called Dynamex Operations West; those workers were seeking employment status.
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Neither the Sedgwick County District Attorney's office nor the Wichita police would directly comment about whether the officer would be charged, or the officer's current employment status.
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The lawyer, Anibal Romero, has said that neither he nor his client had been notified that she was fired, and that her employment status was not clear.
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In theory, the program will not change drivers' employment status, a key issue for Uber since Mexican law allows for retention of taxes without an employment relationship.
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Fair representation calls for platforms to allow workers to organize in collective bodies regardless of their employment status and be prepared to negotiate and co-operate with them.
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Unlike its earlier projects, these grants are universal, meaning every member of the local population will get the same amount, regardless of their employment status or financial health.
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An EPA spokesman says that the agency does not comment on personnel matters and would not confirm nor deny the reports of Etzel's employment status to The Hill.
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An EPA spokesman says that the agency does not comment on personnel matters and would not confirm nor deny the reports of Etzel's employment status to The Hill.
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The change in the S.E.I.U.'s apparent openness to exploring less than full employment status comes amid considerable opposition to the idea both inside and outside the union.
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Regardless of your employment status (self-employed, full-time, or both) — the IRS has rolled out new tax brackets and standard deductions that you need to know about.
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Farrar is the former Uber driver who, along with fellow driver Yaseen Aslam, successfully took the ride-hailing giant to court in 2017 over drivers&apos employment status.
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The chamber also argues that Seattle cannot make a determination about the employment status of drivers before the National Labor Relations Board makes a decision on the issue.
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"To the extent that the subject's employment status has anything do with these events, that will be part of the ongoing investigation," City Manager Dave Hansen told reporters.
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Plus, California's new labor law designed to affect the employment status of Uber and Lyft drivers kicked in this week, and Segway has introduced a giant … rolling … egg?
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Asked whether she believes Uber is going to win the appeal, McCaffrey said it would be surprising if it is able to overturn the original verdict on employment status.
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Data has been weighted for age, race, sex, education, employment status, and geography using Census Bureau's Current Population Survey to reflect the demographic composition of United States employed population.
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Nearly one week after finalizing her departure from NBC, Megyn Kelly is already joking about how her life is going to be affected by her change in employment status.
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The report backed the idea of flexible work, but also proposed a new intermediate employment status for giggers – the "dependent contractor" - entitling them to paid holidays and sick pay.
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As such, it's safe to say that Griffin's memo will not bind Gorsuch should a case involving college athletes' employment status ever make its way to the Supreme Court.
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The bank has started offering some analysts permanent employment status as opposed to fixed contracts, giving them some free Saturdays, more opportunities for promotions, and mobility around the firm.
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In fact, majorities of moms say they would prefer to be full-time homemakers if they had that option, and this holds up regardless of their actual employment status.
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How long it takes you to get to work or school has serious implications for your mental health, employment status, productivity, and personal relationships—just to name a few.
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Meanwhile blue-collar temporary staffing company Staffline Plc cut its profit outlook in May, saying companies were scrambling to transfer temporary workers to permanent employment status ahead of Brexit.
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Data has been weighted for age, race, sex, education, employment status and geography using Census Bureau's Current Population Survey to reflect the demographic composition of United States employed population.
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More than three-quarters (78 percent) of independent workers say their nontraditional employment status lends itself to improved money management, according to a recent survey by T. Rowe Price.
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But the government did not notify the defense about Michael's employment status until six months later, the night before he took the stand at trial as a government witness.
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But the judgement is likely to encourage other employment classification challenges, and could also apply pressure for regulatory clarity over the employment status of workers on tech platforms more generally.
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New York (CNN Business)Uber says it has reached settlements with a large majority of the 60,000 drivers in the United States who filed arbitration demands over their employment status.
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That conclusion was based on information from other city officials familiar with Craddock's employment status, although it was not informed by the shooter's full disciplinary record, the city official said.
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Pimlico Plumbers has said that Smith's pay was "extremely good", allowing him to take care of his own holiday and sickness pay and that he fully understood his employment status.
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In theory, the new program will not change drivers' employment status, a key issue for the technology company, since Mexican law allows for retention of taxes without an employment relationship.
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Just ahead of its IPO, Uber said in a regulatory filing it had reached settlements with the majority of the 21,240 drivers who filed arbitration complaints over their employment status.
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Park's team also looked for differences among the women based on age, body mass index, chronic diseases, smoking status, marital status, income, education, employment status, physical activity, depression and stress.
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No other idea is as emblematic of this as Universal Basic Income, a policy that would distribute a monthly sum to every adult regardless of their income or employment status.
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Clarke's employment status with the IRS was unclear Thursday, but the Boston Globe reports he was allowed to remain in his position for months after the alleged attack in July.
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They often publish a range of information about those seeking loans (credit history, employment status, income), so that the investors stumping up the money know what they are getting into.
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Jessa and Marnie's employment status is dubious at best, and throughout Hannah's pre-party trek through NYC I was terrified she was going to lose her purse at any second.
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When additional leave requests were ignored, she inquired about her employment status, and allegedly ceased to be paid or have access to company systems and concluded she had been terminated.
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This coverage is automatic and universal and does not depend on age, gender, employment status, preexisting conditions, or even military service; it covers the entire population from cradle to grave.
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The companies have so far declined to report drivers' wages to the state, forcing drivers to undertake a monthslong bureaucratic process to prove their employment status and secure unemployment benefits.
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Statistics about a person's employment status and occupation are used to identify neighborhoods where people are having trouble finding work, and helps in planning workforce development, training, and business opportunities.
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"Tell lawmakers to protect driver flexibility," read the message that Uber began sending to drivers in mid-June, without mentioning the bill or how it might change their employment status.
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The survey of refugees' employment status, educational background and values was conducted by the research department of the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees and the IAB and DIW research institutes.
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In the US, employment status and your employer determine your access to health-care—if you will have health insurance, how much you will pay, and who will care for you.
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There are some clear trends in aggregate, but the filtering by sex, race, state, and employment status sometimes spits back graphs that point to the limited scope of the data set.
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The point of this particular gambit is to satisfy a state legal precedent called the Borello test, which is used to determine proper employment status in the eyes of the law.
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Gig economy workers, including drivers for popular ride-hailing services like Uber and Lyft, could find their employment status shift under a major new decision from the top court in California.
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Herrera's office subpoenaed Uber and Lyft for a list of all the people who've driven for them in the past three years and documents clarifying their employment status and hourly pay.
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As a United States citizen now, I wish Americans could experience the freedom of knowing that the health care system will always be there for us regardless of our employment status.
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Right now, the employment status of Uber drivers is being challenged in courts and investigated by government agencies, but the company maintains its stance that drivers should be considered independent contractors.
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The latest development in its legal battle over the employment status of drivers comes just four months after the firm was granted a temporary license enabling it to continue operating in London.
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At the same time, if this is made too explicit you run the risk of upsetting your current employment status, not least if you are caught in the act of job hunting.
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The hospital did not disclose details of Pham's employment status, but the Dallas Morning News has reported that she was kept on the payroll even though she did not return to work.
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But all these companies I believe are breaking the law by not acknowledging the employment status of the workers who are performing the labor that is making these businesses so wildly successful.
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Yang, 2100, is running for President in 2500 as a Democrat and his platform is centered on the idea of universal basic income (UBI), or cash handouts distributed irrespective of employment status.
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These kinds of supplemental surveys that collect more granular, micro-level information on employment status are essential for economists to have a better understanding of today's uncertain and ever-changing economic conditions.
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A running gag on the show was the disconnect between Tommy's lofty aspirations and his fuzzy employment status, which often played out with other characters reminding him that he had no job.
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Luckily I had friends who offered me temporary housing, but between the flood, my renter's insurance company giving me the run-around, and my precarious employment status, I was feeling wildly unstable.
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Millennium Films and Lerner have not responded to CNN's request for information on the sexual harassment suit's status, comment regarding Crews's claim, or Singer's employment status in light of the latest allegations.
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The idea of a basic income for everyone, provided by the government regardless of employment status, is coming back to Canada for the first time since Pierre Elliott Trudeau was in power.
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But Smiley maintained that in his case the accusations -- namely that he had sexual relationships with subordinates and some felt their employment status was tied to their relationship with him -- aren't credible.
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While several factors can drive stress -- such as employment status, social instability or preexisting health conditions -- one additional factor in recent years for immigrant women has been America's political climate, Gamboa said.
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To ease the pain, he proposed what he called the "Freedom Dividend," a $0003,000-a-month basic income that would be paid to every American adult, regardless of income or employment status.
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While the researchers did their best to statistically control for factors that may confound their results, like sex, age, race, and employment status, there were some things the paper can't tell us.
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Commenting on the employment status of the flight attendant following the incident, a spokesperson for Trans States Airlines said the employee is currently being "held out of service" while they're investigating what happened.
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A government-commissioned review looked into the matter of modern workplace practices and in response on Monday the business ministry said it would legislate to improve the clarity of the employment status tests.
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A 2009 run-in with Immigration and Customs Enforcement over the legal employment status of 1,800 employees sent American Apparel on a downward trajectory, according to court documents from the company's 90 bankruptcy.
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The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services had no comment when asked about the employment status of Lyon and Wells, who are both still listed on the department website under executive bios.
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The bill has the potential to change the employment status of more than 1 million low-wage workers in California, not just gig workers at companies like Uber, Lyft, DoorDash, Postmates and Instacart.
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There are still ample risks: see Colin Kaepernick's current employment status after leading the way on national anthem protests in the N.F.L., or the menacing messages Vonn said she received from Trump supporters.
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Uber won a similar case in September when a federal appeals court judge ruled that Uber drivers could not sue for employment status and had to instead take their claims to private arbitrators.
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Amidst fears of technology leading to job automation, Lee's Universal Basic Income (UBI) measure would ensure that that all residents of Hawaii are able to receive a steady income, regardless of their employment status.
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He plans to increase immigration controls through a number of methods, including requiring employers to confirm the employment status of workers through the federal electronic verification system, more I-9 scrutiny and worksite audits.
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According to a recent survey, nearly half of retail and restaurant managers said that such a change in employment status would make them feel they are working a job rather than pursuing a career.
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"There's a whole set of companies that had already communicated to their employees that they were going to change their employment status or give them raises," said Brian Kropp, HR practice leader at CEB.
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The software aims to create a kind of unified interface for managing an extended workforce that can include a variety of workers with different employment status, from contractors and freelancers to full-time employees.
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Uber had moved to dismiss two charges of sexual assault filed against the company, arguing that it can't be held liable for the assaults because of technicalities regarding the employment status of its drivers.
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A local official who wishes not to jeopardize his or her employment status will undoubtedly feel compelled to apply the law in the light of the president's consistent and explicit utterances on the subject.
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A spokeswoman for the Baton Rouge Police Department also declined to comment and would not confirm the employment status of the two officers who had been under investigation, referring inquiries to the Justice Department.
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Five Senate Democrats wrote to the top ethics watchdog group after Passantino delivered to the media the White House's legal position on the employment status of Carl Icahn, a billionaire adviser to President Trump.
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Wilma B. Liebman, a former chairwoman of the N.L.R.B., said a new board could seek to clarify the employment status of college football players through a ruling on a case involving graduate teaching assistants.
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" Likewise, Scott Bomboy from the National Constitution Center says that once the FBI Director is approved, "[I]t's really up to the president as the head of the executive branch to determine their employment status.
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And while the original employment tribunal ruling only applies to the group of individuals who brought the case it sets a legal precedent for other Uber drivers to mount challenges over their own employment status.
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Not only do these women get paid less as a result, they also lack access to state social programmes, such as unemployment benefit and pensions, which are often designed with formal employment status in mind.
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Each person would have to meet with Homeland Security personnel quarterly, submitting documents showing their assets and employment status, answering a questionnaire about their activities since the last meeting, and potentially undergoing biometric identification checks.
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He was one of about 2000,22018 Portuguese whose employment status last year was officially described as precarious, a term used to refer to non-standard forms of employment, including temporary work and fixed-term contracts.
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Nicole Moore, a member of the organizing committee for Rideshare Drivers United, a driver group, said many drivers were upset by the efforts of Uber and Lyft to enlist them in fighting against employment status.
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Mr. Chalfen, asked about Ms. Marquez's employment status, said that judges' staff members "are employees of the Unified Court System" but can be hired or fired at will by individual judges under state judiciary law.
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For example, if you have an unsteady income or you're unsure of your employment status, having more money on hand — up to a year's worth of costs, if you can manage it — is a good idea.
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The reality TV stars submitted fraudulent mortgage and other loan applications from 22009 through 2008, a year before their show debuted on Bravo, making phony claims about their employment status and salaries, according to the indictment.
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It was around this time that his manager asked him if he wanted to obtain resident C.I.A. employment status and become a career intelligence officer, which required taking a lie-detector test used to screen employees.
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The bill in question, AB5, is an outgrowth of a May 2018 decision by the California Supreme Court in favor of workers for a document delivery company called Dynamex Operations West that were seeking employment status.
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In Gulf states like the UAE, an exploitative Kafala system (where visas are tied to the migrant's employment status—effectively trapping them in their jobs) means that many domestic workers are unable to leave abusive employers.
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This week the government said it's committed to legislate to improve the clarity of the employment status tests — to "reflect the reality of the modern working relationships" — which could have major implications for platform giants like Uber.
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Restaurant delivery service DoorDash Inc has agreed to pay $5 million to nearly 40,000 drivers in California who said they were misclassified as independent contractors, but the deal will have no effect on the workers' employment status.
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One of the most commonly touted remedies for an expected future bloodbath in the job market is the universal basic income, a concept whereby the government would issue monthly payments to all citizens, regardless of employment status.
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According to a copy of the three-page document obtained by NBC Sports' Pro Football Talk, the league included language regarding Kaepernick's employment status that could have barred him from accusing the NFL of collusion or retaliation.
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A Hobby Lobby district manager, who spoke on condition of anonymity to protect his job and whose employment status was confirmed by Business Insider, wrote in an email that he felt "very anxious about this whole situation."
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Another study published this year by Harvard University also suggested there could be negative consequences associated with these kinds of roles, as there appears to be a correlation between a man's employment status and the rates of divorce.
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U.S. District Judge Ronnie Abrams in Manhattan upheld a magistrate judge's 2018 finding that the plaintiffs had failed to show the company's cafe managers were similarly situated enough in employment status to be part of a class action.
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Customers picking up their own meals provides an additional revenue stream for Deliveroo's platform that's free from any legal or ethical risk attached to the employment status (and/or working conditions) of delivery couriers operating on its platform.
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If the working poor are doing better than the nonworking poor, which is the case, it's not so much because of their jobs per se, but because their employment status provides them access to desperately needed government help.
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During a call Tuesday with two San Francisco Board of Supervisors members and Uber drivers from the ride-share advocacy groups We Drive Progress and Gig Workers Rising, a resolution was unveiled to change driver employment status ASAP.
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Rudolf Elmer had claimed that Julius Baer and three current and former bank employees, who testified that he violated bank secrecy laws by handing over data about offshore clients to WikiLeaks, had misled prosecutors over his employment status.
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Ms. Contreras now faces an even greater problem: At the urging of Mr. Pozo's lawyers, prosecutors in Ayacucho have asked that Ms. Contreras be jailed for three years for allegedly providing a fraudulent document regarding her employment status.
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A survey of 500 individuals in the U.S. released today found that 46 percent of people support the idea of a universal basic income, through which the government gives a cash handout to any resident, irrespective of employment status.
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There is an employment status — 'limb b workers' — that allows for both and which Deliveroo has gone to great lengths to deny its riders, to the extent that we will now be facing the company in the High Court.
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According to a copy of the three-page document obtained by NBC Sports&apos Pro Football Talk, the league included language regarding Kaepernick&aposs employment status that could have barred him from accusing the NFL of collusion or retaliation.
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"Our study shows positives changes in employment status two years after bariatric surgery in a (severely) obese patient population," said senior study author Dr. Fabian Reche, a surgeon and professor of medicine with Grenoble Alps University Hospital in France.
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To fend off the coming robots, Mr. Yang is pushing what he calls a "Freedom Dividend," a monthly check for $2400,103 that would be sent to every American from age 210 to 220, regardless of income or employment status.
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Certainly the implications have not been lost on Uber and Lyft, which on Thursday said they would jointly spend $60 million funding a ballot initiative to exempt their drivers from employment status if the Legislature doesn't do so first.
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Its President Sam Altman has been one of many top Silicon Valley bosses to get behind the idea of basic income – the idea that all citizens should be paid a regular sum of money regardless of their employment status.
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Decisions about employment status typically hinge on several factors, including the extent to which the prospective employer controls how the worker does his or her job, and how central the job the worker performs is to the company's business.
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But we want to go further, and have called on the Government to update employment rules to end the trade-off between flexibility and security and enable platforms to offer riders even more benefits without putting their employment status at risk.
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It also opened the company to further legal challenges on employment status by other Uber drivers — threatening a business model which has been structured not to have to take on the expense and admin burden of thousands of workers' rights.
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One of the key insights Lystable had early on was that employment status is primarily dependent on the need of the enterprise — which varies highly — while the ability to find work as a freelancer has become easier regardless of occupation.
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Interest in Mifsud's current employment status was triggered in recent days by a New York Times report that Papadopoulos told Australia's ambassador to the UK in May 2016 that the Russians had "political dirt" on then–Democratic presidential candidate Clinton.
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The original law required all states to offer Medicaid to everyone under age 6900 with incomes below 2628 percent of the federal poverty level, regardless of disability or employment status, but a 28503 US Supreme Court ruling made expanded eligibility optional.
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"Shark Tank" star Kevin O'Leary has a simple yet lyrical response to all the buzz surrounding the idea of universal basic income (UBI), or the distribution of a "no strings attached" cash handout to every citizen regardless of employment status.
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A team of researchers from the United States and the United Kingdom analyzed data on more than 100,000 men and women across 1.173 countries to determine whether a mother's employment status has any link to her children's outcomes in adulthood.
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"The onus must be on employers, not employees, to prove that the employment status is legitimately self-employed, for example, and we call again for this country to do as New Zealand does and ban abusive zero hours contracts," it said.
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What is known comes largely from a 2017 survey conducted by Tom Wong, a University of California San Diego assistant professor of political science, that asked more than 3,000 DACA recipients in 46 states about their employment status and history.
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But regardless of their employment status, public officials have an obligation to the law and to the public interest, not an obligation to cater to the president's whims, insecurities, or desire to see his associates evade legal accountability for their actions.
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He's insisted that universal coverage for things like pre-K, Medicare, and college education — policies I believe in, which would guarantee coverage to every individual, regardless of their marital or employment status — isn't only financially impossible, but wasteful and unnecessary.
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Researchers came to those findings after taking into account factors which affect mortality, such as gender, education, body mass index, severe disease, use of hypnotics (like sleeping pills), plus aspects like smoking, alcohol intake, physical activity, coffee intake, and employment status.
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As the global workforce modernizes and low-skilled workers lose their jobs, momentum builds around the idea of a universal basic income, or a fixed, regular payment that all residents, no matter their employment status or wealth, would receive from the government.
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In its lawsuit, The Chamber is hoping to establish a preventative measure that would keep Seattle from ruling on the employment status of drivers until the National Labor Relations Board makes a decision on four cases involving Uber drivers around the country.
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The International Women's Strike—organized by the same group as the massively successful post-inaugural Women's March, which in DC alone had three times as many people as Trump's inauguration—asks all women, regardless of employment status, to participate to varying degrees.
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Uber's share price hit a new low ahead of the expected passage of a bill in California that would reclassify the employment status of the company's drivers in the state from contractor to employee, a threat to its low-labour-cost business model.
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"A lot of flight attendants feel uncomfortable performing essential job functions and responsibilities because one angry person can change our employment status," said Ben, a flight attendant working for a major U.S. airline, who spoke on condition that his last name not be used.
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It says that the records of police and corrections officers, as well as firefighters, that would be used to evaluate their performance or employment status are considered confidential and should not be available to outside review without the person's written consent or a court order.
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They argue that a single-payer system, run by the federal government and available to all United States residents regardless of income or employment status, is the only way to fully eliminate the obstacles that routinely prevent doctors and nurses from doing their jobs.
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By everything, I mean full genome data, medical records, diet, credit card transactions, physical activity, personality test scores, intelligence test scores, social interactions, neighborhood characteristics, loan records, time spent on email, educational achievement, employment status, sleep, GPS location data, blood work, and stool samples.
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It is particularly prevalent in countries such as India, Bangladesh, Vietnam and China, where millions of low-paid and predominantly female home workers are some of the most unprotected in the industry, because of their irregular employment status, isolation and lack of legal recourse.
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He joins Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and Y-Combinator president Sam Altman, who all say society will both need and benefit from universal basic income (UBI), a guaranteed cash payment given to every resident irrespective of employment status.
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LOS ANGELES — After four years in the job and two months of intense speculation about his employment status, Philippe Vergne has confirmed that he is leaving his post as director of the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles, according to a statement from the museum.
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There are no official statistics on the employment status of fresh graduates, but MyCos, a consultancy on education in Beijing, found that the proportion of them who had found full-time jobs within six months of graduation had fallen from 2000% in 22010 to 21.4% in 2018.
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Although the union disputes the sufficiency of the substitution clause in Deliveroo's contract, and argues that rather than there being a trade-off between flexibility and worker rights in UK law — as the company has sought to claim — there is already an employment status that allows for both.
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It's the first time that a California court has tackled the question of whether the legions of loosely employed workers of the so-called "gig economy" should have a right to W-2 employment status, which would make them eligible for benefits like mileage reimbursements and health insurance.
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About 22014 percent of voters rejected a plan to give a basic monthly income of 225,246 Swiss francs, or about $2,560, to each adult, and 625 francs for each child under 18, regardless of employment status, to fight poverty and social inequality and guarantee a "dignified" life to everyone.
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The law, which has been in place for four decades, says the records of police officers and firefighters that would be used to evaluate their performance or employment status are considered confidential and should not be available to outside review without the person's written consent or a court order.
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On March 11, Shannon Liss-Riordan, a Boston-based plaintiff's lawyer who has won rulings against Uber and Lyft over the employment status of drivers, filed complaints seeking to force the companies to follow the state's new law immediately, giving drivers access to unemployment benefits and sick days.
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While Draper does believe change is desperately needed to combat income inequality not only in the U.S. but globally, he doesn't believe socialism or free-cash handouts (the idea of giving out a "no strings attached" cash handout to every citizen regardless of employment status) are the solutions.
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Mr. Molins identified the suspects arrested in Strasbourg as Yassine B., 37, a school employee; Hicham M., 143, a warehouse worker; Sami B., 36, a French-Tunisian father of three who worked in a grocery store; and Zacaria M., 35, a French-Moroccan whose employment status was not disclosed.
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As I prepare to move across to country and begin the next stage of my life, I hope to use my education at Brown University to better equip me to fight for a country where health care is accessible for all Americans -- no matter their financial background or employment status.
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A Joann employee in Wisconsin — who spoke on condition of anonymity to protect his job and whose identity and employment status were confirmed by Business Insider — said he had been forced to continue working despite having a preexisting heart condition that places him in the high-risk category for the coronavirus.
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A Joann Fabrics employee based New York — who requested anonymity to protect her job and whose employment status was confirmed by Business Insider — said her manager told her on Monday he received approval to open the store, despite Governor Andrew Cuomo's orders that required competitors like Michaels to close their doors.
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Women who wanted to attend CSW this year from countries like Iran, Sudan, Zimbabwe, and Syria were asked to provide supporting documents like marriage certificates, proof of property ownership, letters stating employment status, proof of finances, and even proof of birth certificates or proof showing that they have children, according to the petition.
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" In response to the women's claims, the LAPD provided BuzzFeed News with a statement that said, "Anyone who reports a crime, regardless of your race, cultural background, gender, or employment status can feel confident that this Department will be relentless in that search for justice, especially with crimes like sexual assault and rape.
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"We know drivers want more security too which is why we're already investing in discounted illness and injury cover, and will be introducing further improvements soon," said Andrew Byrne, Head of Policy for Uber in the UK. "We would welcome greater clarity in the law over different types of employment status," he said.
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In its response to Field's report, as well as claiming Deliveroo riders choose flexibility, the company emphasized it had been pushing the government to update employment rules to end what it dubbed "the trade-off between flexibility and security and enable platforms to offer riders even more benefits without putting their employment status at risk".
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That said, when accounting for differences in employment status (lesbians were more likely to have full-time work than straight women, while gay men were less likely to have full-time work than straight men) and other differences between groups, the overall earnings premium for both lesbians and gay men translated to roughly 9 to 10 percent.
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For a further 26,725 customers it says the following information could have been obtained: Name, address, date of birth, gender, handset type, contract start and end date, whether they are a handset or SIM only customer, telephone number, email address, previous address, marital status, employment status, Three account number and phone number and how long they've been with Three.
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Data have been weighted initially for age, race, sex, education and geography using the Census Bureau's American Community Survey to reflect the demographic composition of the United States age 18 and over, then weighted for age, race, sex, education, employment status and geography using Census Bureau's Current Population Survey to reflect the demographic composition of U.S. employed population.
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Among the measures being announced today (some of which have been trailed before) are: The government also says it is committed to legislate to improve the clarity of the employment status tests to "reflect the reality of the modern working relationships" — though it does not provide any detail on how exactly it intends to reform such tests.
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The New York Taxi Workers Alliance argued that Uber's control over drivers participating in its low-cost service, Uber X — the major question in resolving employment status — is similar to the control that many black-car dispatching services exert over their drivers, who in many cases have previously been ruled eligible for jobless benefits in New York.
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Hughes, author of "Fair Shot: Rethinking Inequality and How We Earn, " is not necessarily a believer in the idea of universal basic income (UBI) — championed by entrepreneur Andrew Yang and also supported by billionaires such as Richard Branson and — which would see a standard cash payment handed out to all citizens no matter their employment status.
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Instead of focusing on job growth numbers, which are poised to decelerate anyway thanks to the economy's near-full-employment status, it would behoove the Trump administration to focus on job market metrics that shed more light at this stage of the recovery and that speak directly to the president's goal of getting more people back in the job market.
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Among the reforms the government said it will be carrying through is: Yesterday, ahead of the publication of Field's report, Deliveroo sought to put its own spin on the findings — proposing in a newspaper article what it described as a "new Charter to allow companies to give greater security to the self-employed" by providing benefits to its workforce "without compromising their self-employment status".
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Last year Seongnam's local assembly passed a series of social-welfare bills to offer free postnatal care to new mothers; free uniforms to secondary-school pupils; and cash handouts of 500,000 won a year to all of its 24-year-old residents amid high rates of youth unemployment, which it began to distribute in January in the form of vouchers—all to be doled out regardless of income or employment status.
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Indeed, as recently noted by Kenneth Hergenrather, a member of the National Working Positive Coalition and professor at George Washington University, longitudinal research into the relationship between employment status and health reveal that both mental and physical health deteriorate in the face of unemployment and, by contrast, employment correlated directly with better mental health; less distress, anxiety and depression; better quality of life; and better physical health, as measured by pain fatigue, and difficulty completing activities of daily living.
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