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  • A new bill would make it illegal for NYC bosses to contact employees after work hours

    03/24/2018 9:54:10 AM PDT · by Olog-hai · 41 replies
    Time Out New York ^ | Thursday March 22 2018, 2:07pm | Clayton Guse
    A City Council member wants to crack down on bosses who require their employees to maintain contact after hours, and his idea is picking up steam. Raphael Espinal, who represents the Brooklyn neighborhoods of Bushwick, Bronwsville, Cypress Hills and East New York, is set to introduce a bill in a City Council meeting on Thursday that establishes New Yorkers’ “right to disconnect.” The legislation would make it illegal for employers to require employees to access work-related electronic communication outside of their regular work period. If passed, the law would allow workers who are regularly bombarded by urgent, late-night emails from...
  • Company C Aid Station Soldiers On Call 24/7

    04/12/2006 4:27:35 PM PDT · by SandRat · 2 replies · 383+ views
    Defend America News ^ | Pfc. Edgar Reyes
    U.S. Army Capt. Kathlen Stornelli (left), physician’s assistant, Company C, 204th Support Battalion, 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division, wraps a bandage over the ankle of Spc. Silas Brown, a combat medic assigned to Company C, at Forward Operating Base Duke, Iraq. U.S. Army photo by Pfc. Edgar Reyes Company C Aid Station Soldiers On Call 24/7 Despite long workdays and details at Forward Operating Base Duke, Company C personnel stand ready to treat injured soldiers. By U.S. Army Pfc. Edgar Reyes2nd Brigade Combat Team4th Infantry Division FORWARD OPERATING BASE DUKE, Iraq, April 12, 2006 — When U.S....
  • Prelutsky for the Prosecution - (humorist, Bert Prelutsky on "jury duty!")

    06/14/2005 9:11:38 PM PDT · by CHARLITE · 1 replies · 232+ views
    CHRONWATCH.COM ^ | JUNE 14, 2005 | BURT PRELUTSKY
    I suppose I should be relieved. After all, this past week I was on call every day to perform jury duty, and the call never came. But, oddly enough, I’m not relieved. Instead, I’m disgruntled. It was an entire week during which I could hardly make a lunch date. The way it works, starting on Sunday night, you phone a 1-800 number, punch in a nine-digit I.D. number, and a recorded voice lets you know whether or not you have to show up at the courthouse the following morning. Now I’ll be the first to acknowledge that the present system...