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Some folks on Wall Street think yesterday's U.S. jobs number is ‘implausible' and thus due for a downward correction FortuneStock market today: Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq sink as tech stocks get pummeled Yahoo FinanceThis Is the Trump Economy: Job Growth Crushes Expectations as More Americans Work for Higher Wages The White House (.gov)A stronger-than-expected jobs report could signal a labor market turnaround - with caveats CNN
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The U.S. has spent billions of dollars developing counter-drone technology, but much of it needs more testing in the real world.
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The union that represents American's 28,000 cabin crew members issued a vote of no confidence of CEO Robert Isom.
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Montana Capital Partners has raised $1.4bn for its first flagship fund since being bought out by Prudential Financial's asset management arm PGIM in 2021.
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Immigration concerns are shaping elections around the world, but these fears have been around for centuries. Mining data from US history, Marco Tabellini explores how immigration has actually changed communities, and offers advice for policymakers trying to moving forward.
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IT IS a problem that arises in every liberal democracy that upholds liberty of belief (and hence, the freedom of religious bodies to manage their own affairs) while also aiming to defend citizens, including job-seekers, from unfair discrimination. As part of their entitlement to run their own show, faith groups often claim some exemption from equality laws when they are recruiting people.
To take an extreme case, it would run counter to common sense if a church were judicially obliged to appoint a militant atheist as a priest, even if that candidate was well qualified on paper. But how generous should those exceptions be?
In recent years some decisions by the American Supreme Court and the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) have been pretty kind, as many people would see things, to religious employers. In 2012 a teacher laid off from a school linked to a Lutheran church in Michigan lost her unfair dismissal case on the grounds that she was technically a minister and her bosses were therefore exempt from equality laws....Continue reading
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