by Jon Ralston Thu, 10/04/2012 - 16:47
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Our @danielrothberg takes a look at the major enviro bills before the Legislature so far.
No one knows this stuff… t.co/OWrPi2NbIu
16 hours 21 min ago.
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Good morning from The #WeMatter State.
On this date in 1917, Gov. Emmet Boyle signed a bill creating the Nevada St… t.co/yhQGFgZJJN
17 hours 29 min ago.
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1 day 3 hours ago.
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@GovLombardoNV It seems like only yesterday that the teachers union declined to endorse in the gov's race, which wa… t.co/FyvXCzumAi
1 day 10 hours ago.
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.@GovLombardoNV introducing the head of the teachers union to support his bill is the most Nevada thing ever.
1 day 11 hours ago.
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Follow @rociohzz and if you like, watch the hearing where @GovLombardoNV will be testifying on his bill to repeal w… t.co/5PhVOlc7fT
1 day 11 hours ago.
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This ought to be some hearing... t.co/LgO10dorJK
1 day 15 hours ago.
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1. Clark County GOP Chair Jesse Law is an election denier, false 2020 elector and Trump sycophant.
2. Law is a hand… t.co/fBoYeEtNbp
1 day 15 hours ago.
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"Even if some of the more ambitious measures are able to overcome opposition from politically powerful forces repre… t.co/L5oIO5oOPc
1 day 16 hours ago.
I've obtained the entire 89-page decision from the National Labor Relations Board that affirms a year-old decision from an administrative law judge, who found scores of violations by Station Casinos against workers at their properities interested in affiliating with the Culinary Union.
The end of the decision, posted here, finds the company "engaged in certain unfair labor practices," demands it "cease and desist" and then issues a lengthy order telling Station Casinos not to threaten or intimidate its employees in violation of federal law.
It's an interesting read -- unless, of course, you are a company executive.
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