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Resolution supports Jewish American Heritage Month

Should you embrace the bark, meow or oink?

Virtual hearing scheduled for April 28, 2021 at 10:30 a.m. eastern time via Zoom

Owners of the medical practice conducted mandatory daily meetings that involved prayer and reading Biblical verses

The Bill bans discrimination in employment, housing, education, and in federally funded programs

March is Women’s History Month. Thanks to many strong-minded women, the current generations of women have many rights that we would not have had if it hadn’t been for them. We owe them a debt of gratitude.

As I’m sure you all know, February is Black History Month. Many celebrations are usually held during the month. This year, the events will be primarily virtual. I used to love going to the event that the Intergovernmental Black History Committee used to hold for Federal, state and local governmental agencies. The general public could attend, but government employees were the primary participants. The committee provided a day of workshops as well as a keynote speaker at the luncheon.

With the holidays fast approaching, employers may begin to receive requests for time off due to religious holidays. Each request should be considered and not just dismissed. Supervisors should be made aware that these requests should be forwarded to the HR department for consideration if there is a question about whether they may be accommodated.

The annual celebration of people with disabilities is on December 3rd