Two years after it lifted the lid on a “mental health crisis” behind the scenes of British screen industries, the U.K.’s Film and TV Charity is planning a new mental health survey. The organization’s latest “Looking Glass” survey is expected […]
“The greatest danger to American democracy right now is not coming from Russia, China, or North Korea. It is coming from the Republican Party,” writes former Labor Secretary Robert Reich in Common Dreams. “Only 25 percent of voters […]
A committee charged with recommending Covid safety measures to the CA Occupational Safety and Health Standards Board, advises in a new draft document that masking in the workplace should continue after June 15. […]
The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health has confirmed 175 new cases of COVID-19 and just five new deaths on Monday. Those figures are strikingly similar to Sunday’s, when 174 new cases were confirmed, along with four deaths. […]
“It should tell you something about who US public policy honors and respects,” writes Prem Thakker in The American Prospect, “that the Protecting America’s Workers Act, a bill that would simply expand the workplaces covered by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, oblige employers […]
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