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Hollywood Actors Will Join Writers on Strike Negotiations between the actors union and Hollywood studios on a new labor contract stalled late Wednesday night, clearing the way for performers to join striking writers in a standoff, the Wall Street Journal reports .

Too much to do, too little time, blah blah blah… You may not have the workday wherewithal of Wardle, who over a 3.5-hour lunch “a long, long, long time ago” sat at a table with five cohorts and hammered out the storylines, scripts and character development for Disney classics “Finding Nemo,” “Wall-E,” “Cars,” “Monsters Inc.” and “Toy Story” — perhaps setting power-lunch productivity records in the process.

The poll was conducted by web Oct. 11-19 using the Gallup Panel.

Northern District Court of Texas, invalidated the ACA mandate requiring most private insurance plans to cover healthcare services recommended by an independent panel of experts, called the U.S.

As the Wall Street Journal recently pointed out , the rate of people quitting jobs in private educational services “rose more than in any other industry in 2021, according to federal data.”

Diaz had accused Tesla of failing to act when he repeatedly complained to managers that employees at the Fremont, California, factory frequently used racist slurs and scrawled swastikas, racist caricatures and epithets on walls and work areas.

The United Auto Workers secured a new tentative labor deal with Ford Motor Wednesday night, potentially ending a six-week strike, the Wall Street Journal reports .

This upsurge may serve as a wake-up call for organizations who have recently lost a CEO or have a leader with one foot out the door — as well as those who see the writing on the wall and want to ensure they’re doing everything possible to retain a valued executive.

“The Biden Administration wants to let Wall Street use workers’ hard-earned savings to pursue left-wing political initiatives,” Senate GOP leader Mitch McConnell said in remarks on the Senate floor on Tuesday morning.

As reported by the Wall Street Journal , General Motors has initiated a voluntary separation program for the majority of its U.S. salaried employees to further prepare for an economic downturn.