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Affinia Healthcare hosting job fair today

Published Fri, 22 Nov 2024 05:11:29 GMT

ST. LOUIS - Affinia Healthcare wants to provide more help Wednesday.They're holding a job fair from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. at their facility located at 1717 Biddle Street. They're looking for medical and dental assistants, nurses, health outreach workers, and security professionals. Trending: After two escapes, bear from Saint Louis Zoo moving to Texas For more information, go to Affiniahealthcare.org/careers.

ARPN pushes for bills to give nurses full-practice authority

Published Fri, 22 Nov 2024 05:11:29 GMT

ST. LOUIS - Missouri Governor Mike Parson plans to speak with advanced practice registered nurses Wednesday.They're pushing for two bills to pass in the legislature. Both would remove restrictions on ARPN's ability to practice independently. Trending: After two escapes, bear from Saint Louis Zoo moving to Texas That would make $14,000 more healthcare workers available to Missouri hospitals. Many ARPN's have left Missouri to states that have full practice authority - such as Illinois, Kansas, and Iowa.

Crews responding to laundromat fire

Published Fri, 22 Nov 2024 05:11:29 GMT

ST. LOUIS - Fire crews are at the scene of a fire at a local laundromat Wednesday morning. FOX 2's Nissan Rogue Runner reporter Nic Lopez was at the Washateria laundromat located on the 2900 block of Shenandoah Avenue a little after 5:00 a.m. No word on the cause of the fire or any injuries. Top story: Missing St. Charles woman found dead; 1 man in custody This is an open investigation. FOX 2 will update this story with more information as it becomes available.

Rockies Mailbag: Should Kris Bryant be playing third base for Colorado?

Published Fri, 22 Nov 2024 05:11:29 GMT

Denver Post sports writer Patrick Saunders with the latest installment of his Rockies Mailbag.Pose a Rockies — or MLB — related question for the Rockies Mailbag.Recently, your esteemed colleague, Kiz (columnist Mark Kiszla), suggested that the Rockies should move Kris Bryant to third base, a position in which he has a lot of experience and has been successful. Have the Rockies even considered this possibility? If not, why not? It seems to make sense since third base is still a question mark.— Tony, GreeleyTony, that’s a great question. From what I have been told, Bryant was not really interested in playing third base when he was looking for a team when he was a free agent. That doesn’t mean he wouldn’t play there if needed. But, in my opinion, he would not have signed with Colorado if he was expected to be its starter at the hot corner.But there’s more to it than that. General manager Bill Schmidt has told me, more than once, that when the R...

Before power is back, deminers must make Ukraine's war repairs safe

Published Fri, 22 Nov 2024 05:11:29 GMT

Outside the village of Korovii Yar in eastern Ukraine, a team of engineers has to wait for several hours before it can carry out repair work on power lines damaged in fighting across territory that was, until last autumn, occupied by Russian forces.The delay is caused by the risk of unexploded ordnance in an area which saw heavy fighting and remains littered with anti-personnel and anti-tank mines left by retreating Russian troops.Clearing the whole of eastern Ukraine of such threats will take years, but as the country tries to restore power, water and heating to towns and villages cut off because of damage caused by the war, de-mining teams have to prioritise."First of all, it concerns critical infrastructure objects," Kostyantyn Apalkov, head of the de-mining unit under the State Emergency Service in Donetsk region, said on Monday (20 March)."These are objects such as power lines, gas pipelines, water pipes, and the like, as well as settlements where people live."As he spoke, eigh...

FOCL CBD Cream

Published Fri, 22 Nov 2024 05:11:29 GMT

Calling all CBD enthusiasts, because in this article, we are going to highlight the benefits of CBD Cream, specifically FOCL Relief Cream. If you are looking for a natural remedy to manage pain and reduce inflammation or discomfort, CBD Cream may be the perfect solution for you. If you are someone who loves CBD, I can bet you have heard of CBD Oil. However, did you know that applying CBD topically can be extremely beneficial? CBD Creams and Topicals can provide an additional benefit to your CBD routine. CBD creams have quickly become a popular choice due to their easy-to-use formula and ability to penetrate deep into the skin.We’ve rounded up everything you need to know about CBD Creams and have put together a list of all the key factors to consider when making your decision.What is CBD? CBD, or cannabidiol, is a naturally occurring compound found in the cannabis plant. Unlike THC, another well-known compound in cannabis, CBD is non-psychoactive, meaning it doesn’t produ...

Man arrested for inappropriate behavior in children’s section of Bay Area library

Published Fri, 22 Nov 2024 05:11:29 GMT

A 23-year-old Dixon man has been arrested following inappropriate behavior in the children’s section of the Dixon Public Library on Monday according to a Dixon Police Department press release.Elijah Rogers was arrested without incident as he exited his vehicle. Rogers was booked into the Solano County Jail and faces charges of violation of section 288 of the California Penal Code 288, Lewd and Lascivious Acts with a Child under 14, section 314.1, Indecent Exposure, and section 647.6, Annoying/Molesting Children.Related ArticlesCrime and Public Safety | Former Bay Area theater employee, center of scandalous 2013 child porn case, is sentenced to six years for 2020 arrest Crime and Public Safety | East Bay man charged with killing driver in wrong-way Highway 4 crash, fleeing onto nearby Pittsburg BART tracks Crime and Public Safety | San Pablo man shot in Oakland Crime and Public Safety | Bay Area jail inmate awaiting murder tr...

Opinion: Uber’s challenge to California labor law is just the beginning

Published Fri, 22 Nov 2024 05:11:29 GMT

In a stunning decision Friday that departs from nearly 90 years of Supreme Court decisions, the U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals has allowed a constitutional challenge to Assembly Bill 5, the 2019 California law meant to protect low-wage workers.The ruling is especially shocking and troubling because in 2021 the same court rejected exactly the same challenge to the same law. The turnabout in Friday’s decision is likely to open the door to constitutional challenges to countless state business regulations.The case, Olson v. State of California, was brought by Uber and Postmates to challenge AB 5’s requirements that drivers for those companies be treated not as independent contractors, but as employees subject to the protections of minimum wage, overtime, workers’ compensation, unemployment insurance and anti-discrimination laws.In a 2018 case involving truck drivers, the California Supreme Court adopted a three-part test for determining the status of a worker for purposes of state wa...

Santa Cruz police release details of officers’ shooting of suspected prowler

Published Fri, 22 Nov 2024 05:11:29 GMT

SANTA CRUZ — Ahead of criminal court proceedings for a Live Oak man who police shot at last month, Santa Cruz Police Department has revealed new audio and video footage.Released directly to its social media accounts, the department for the first time Tuesday aired select 911 audio and video clips from property surveillance, as well as officers’ dash-cam and vehicle body-worn cameras.After the shooting, the department initially remained tight-lipped with case details. Neither police nor their intended target, George Andrew Jaynes, 36, were injured in the shooting.Department authorities were releasing the recordings this week, however, in order to “bring additional context to the facts surrounding case 23S-00640,” an official is heard saying in the department-produced video.Jaynes, who pleaded not guilty last month to criminal charges of felony criminal threats, two counts of exhibiting a replica gun toward an officer and misdemeanor prowling, is scheduled to appear next in court for ...

California company fined $838,000 for failing to protect workers from cancer-causing gas

Published Fri, 22 Nov 2024 05:11:29 GMT

A Carson company that sterilizes medical devices has received 18 citations and civil penalties totaling $838,800 for failing to protect employees from overexposure to the cancer-causing chemical ethylene oxide, state officials announced Tuesday, March 21.A half-dozen of the citations issued to Parter Sterilization Services are for willful and intentional violations, according to the California Division of Occupational Safety and Health.“Our inspection showed this was not an isolated incident of chemical overexposure to workers,” Cal/OSHA Chief Jeff Killip said in a statement. “The employer failed to take action to protect employees even after it knew that some of them were exposed to dangerous levels of ethylene oxide.”Parter officials did not return a phone call seeking comment.Chronic exposure to ethylene oxide is associated with cancer, reproductive effects and neurotoxicity resulting in damage to the brain or peripheral nervous system. Its odor is undetectable to humans until it...