Andrea Hsu
speaker
1,135 appearances
153 recordings
3 series
first heard Oct 2024
last heard 6d ago
Andrea Hsu’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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US District Judge George O'Toole issued a stay, temporarily halting the government's use of the question, but he stopped short of ordering that agencies not use the answers they've already collected in making hiring decisions.
And reissue and PR News.
The question asked applicants to identify one or two of President Trump's executive orders or policy initiatives that are significant to them and explain how they'd help implement them if hired.
According to the lawsuit, it showed up in some seventy thousand postings, including for nonpartisan roles like wildland firefighters, air traffic controllers, and accountants.
Several unions sued to block the government from asking the question, calling it an unlawful loyalty test.
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District Judge George O'Toole issued a stay, temporarily halting the government's use of the question, but he stopped short of ordering that agencies not use the answers they've already collected in making hiring decisions.
And reissue and PR News.
The investigation began with an anonymous complaint that the Labor Secretary was contributing to a hostile work environment, engaging in an inappropriate relationship with a member of her security team, and had subordinates performing tasks for her personal benefit, among other allegations.
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Investigators found merit in all of them.
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The report says Chavez de Remer was seemingly aware that senior members of her staff.
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Threatened and demeaned other workers, and yet she failed to take action.
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Investigators also concluded she did have an unprofessional relationship with an agent assigned to protect her, compromising security protocols.
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In a statement, Chavez de Remer's attorney pointed out the report did not find she broke any laws.
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Andrea Shu and PR News.
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With AI on the rise, labor leaders have been calling for guardrails.
They want more transparency into how companies are using AI and more say in what that's going to mean for workers.
At the same time, some building trades unions have welcomed the growth of AI, and specifically the boom in data centers.
Don Sleyman is with the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, local 26.
He says his members are flushed with.
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