Supermarket cashiers, salespeople and other service providers in Mexico often have to stand for long hours at a time. The “Chair Law” now states: Employers must provide seating. And with a backrest.
Mexico introduces right to a chair at work
Senate plans to advance reconciliation bill funding immigration agencies
Loisa Lane
Senate Republicans are poised to advance a funding package for the Department of Homeland Security’s immigration agencies as early as Wednesday, despite ongoing concerns about
Russia sanctions British teenager for exposing cryptocurrency network
News Desk
Russia’s foreign ministry has sanctioned Alexander Browder, the 17-year-old son of critic Sir Bill Browder, along with five other British nationals for allegedly spreading misinformation.