Not exact matches
The sexual - harassment proposals closely mirror others put forward by
state lawmakers from both parties
in recent weeks: In mid-December, Senators Catharine Young and Elaine Phillips, both Republicans, proposed bills that, in addition to banning secret settlements, would also codify the definition of sexual harassment in state law and expand harassment protections for independent contractor
in recent weeks:
In mid-December, Senators Catharine Young and Elaine Phillips, both Republicans, proposed bills that, in addition to banning secret settlements, would also codify the definition of sexual harassment in state law and expand harassment protections for independent contractor
In mid-December, Senators Catharine
Young and Elaine Phillips, both Republicans, proposed bills that,
in addition to banning secret settlements, would also codify the definition of sexual harassment in state law and expand harassment protections for independent contractor
in addition to banning secret settlements, would also codify the definition of sexual harassment
in state law and expand harassment protections for independent contractor
in state law and expand harassment protections for independent contractors.
State lawmakers have approved a new color to protect
young hunters
in New York's forests and countryside: fluorescent pink.
In 2002, he had already served two terms in the County Legislature when he won a State Assembly seat at 28, becoming the youngest state lawmaker in New Yor
In 2002, he had already served two terms
in the County Legislature when he won a State Assembly seat at 28, becoming the youngest state lawmaker in New Yor
in the County Legislature when he won a
State Assembly seat at 28, becoming the youngest state lawmaker in New
State Assembly seat at 28, becoming the
youngest state lawmaker in New
state lawmaker in New Yor
in New York.
In a joint statement, state education department Commissioner MaryEllen Elia and Board of Regents Chancellor Betty Rosa said, «These young people, united in peaceful protest to demand action by our Congress on gun violence, are turning tragedy into a teachable moment for our federal lawmakers.&raqu
In a joint statement,
state education department Commissioner MaryEllen Elia and Board of Regents Chancellor Betty Rosa said, «These
young people, united
in peaceful protest to demand action by our Congress on gun violence, are turning tragedy into a teachable moment for our federal lawmakers.&raqu
in peaceful protest to demand action by our Congress on gun violence, are turning tragedy into a teachable moment for our federal
lawmakers.»
One of three task forces recently assembly by a top Republican
state lawmaker will be charged with encouraging the
young to consider careers
in the construction industry, as well as
in various other trades and professions.
Last week,
lawmakers passed a
state budget that they promised would offer teachers an average 7 percent raise — but instead of boosting all teachers» pay by a simple percentage, a new salary schedule is
in place that offers
younger, inexperienced teachers big gains while shortchanging veteran teachers who have gone to great lengths to build on their teaching credentials.
said Bryant, who noted that GOP
lawmakers have increased the
state's investment
in Teach for America, which brings
young, inexperienced teachers into classrooms with the requirement that they stay for two years.
Last week,
lawmakers passed a
state budget that they promised would offer teachers an average 7 percent raise — but instead of boosting all teachers» pay by a simple percentage, a new salary schedule is
in place that offers
younger,...
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In an effort to improve early intervention of students with disabilities, Delaware lawmakers are seeking to close a gap in school funding that leaves almost 2,500 of the state's youngest learners without special education resource
In an effort to improve early intervention of students with disabilities, Delaware
lawmakers are seeking to close a gap
in school funding that leaves almost 2,500 of the state's youngest learners without special education resource
in school funding that leaves almost 2,500 of the
state's
youngest learners without special education resources.
«Bill seeks at least 35 years for
young killers»: Today's edition of The Boston Globe contains an article that begins, «A group of
state lawmakers is proposing legislation that would require juvenile murderers to serve at least 35 years
in prison before being eligible for parole,
in direct response to a Supreme Judicial Court ruling that struck down life sentences without the possibility of parole for
young killers.»