The Occupational Safety and Health Administration proposed a rule Tuesday outlining steps employers must take to protect indoor and outdoor workers from the risk of heat illness, the first major regulation aimed at preventing heat-related deaths on the job.
It’s how you end up with situations like this - when rights aren’t explicit they can be taken away without process or debate, in the blink of an eye
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July 1 interns are extraordinarily thorough and also have a ton of supervision from more experienced clinicians. July gets a bad rap, later on is when those same folks tend to be a bit more dangerous
My wife has been a physician for almost 25 years. She has been teaching staff. She has been a program director.
With all that in mind -
Who has two thumbs and booked an appointment at a clinic at a teaching hospital in the earliest open 1 July slot?
Fwiw the obstacle to "the President drone strikes an opponent" isn't and was never fear of prosecution after leaving office, but their ability to have clearly illegal orders carried out. This is similar to the "you don't need to pass a law to have the power to stop a coup" priniciple.
BREAKING: The Supreme Court rejects Steve Bannon’s request to stay out of prison pending any remaining appeals of his contempt of Congress conviction. He is due to report to prison for a four-month sentence by Monday.
Guess we’re using the date line here
N: Fairbanks
E: Sydney
S: wherever the southernmost point was on the round from Melbourne to the Twelve Apostles
W: Kauai