The United Auto Workers has filed a complaint with the NLRB of illegal company captive employee meetings and firing of workers who are advocating for unionization. Spokesman for Mercedes denies those allegations. This union battle follows a massive win of workers at the Tennessee Volkswagen plant, another German auto giant in which workers chose the United Auto Workers by a landslide. In Alabama, the main issue is pay and use of “temp workers.” A company spokesperson would not comment on pay structure.
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The state Agency for Health Care Administration published two rules that apply to hospitals and abortion clinics. The rules came a day after the six-week law took effect, significantly restricting abortion access in the state.
Some Florida state universities have ramped up security and issued advisories for graduation ceremonies, amid an already heightened police presence on campuses because of a wave of student protests.
Broward County Library Regional Manager Dr. Tameka Hobbs has been named a 2024 “Mover & Shaker” by Library Journal, one of 50 library professionals nationwide selected for this honor. This annual award recognizes emerging leaders who are moving libraries forward for the next generation.
Broward County Emergency Food Pantries. Please see below for a list of the Emergency Food Pantries and Soup Kitchens available in Broward County.
Commissioner Kionne McGhee is dedicated to supporting small minority businesses in the local community, and Jazz in the Heights serves as a platform to showcase their talents and contributions. Since its inception, Jazz in the Heights has provided opportunities for 190 businesses to participate, including food trucks, party rentals, audiovisual services, nurseries, catering companies, clothing boutiques, jewelry shops, cosmetics retailers, public works firms, and artists.
Around 150 persons met on a recent Saturday in April to celebrate the 20 year development of the Harry T. Harriette V. Moore Cultural Center in Mims, Florida. Set in the heart of Florida’s orange grove region, the commemoration celebrated the lives of Harry T. and Henietta Moore. Their Mims, Fla home was dynamited Christmas night 1951, ending their careers as educators and fearless freedom fighters in the Civil Rights Movement. The Ku Klux Klan blast that killed them brought international attention to their Florida freedom struggles. The Ballad of Harry Moore was written by poet Langston Hughes, and sung by Sweet Honey and the Rock.
“We are delighted to collaborate with Blanche Ely High School in bringing a wider audience for the artwork of the tremendously talented young artists who grace our city,” said Ty Tabing, Director, Cultural Affairs Department. “Pompano Beach Arts values our community partnerships, and this one, demonstrating the deep well of talent of the young people involved, is particularly compelling as we look toward the future of the arts in our city, as well as in the world at large.”
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Get ready to fall in love all over again! The City of Pompano Beach is excited to announce the return of the “Love Always, Pompano Beach” campaign, featuring a dynamic array of deals and discounts. The now bigger and better City-wide campaign offers residents and visitors alike a treasure trove of offers to experience all Pompano Beach has to offer, while helping our local businesses display their specials. The website will showcase enticing promotions, providing the perfect excuse to indulge in a delicious meal, shop for unique items, book a relaxing staycation, or embark on an exciting adventure – all at a fantastic value. To claim your discount/deal at any of the establishments simply say “Love Always Pompano,” when ordering or booking. Current incentives will be valid April 1-August 31, 2024.