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Newsday
The proponents of reopening America amid a pandemic like to put a positive spin on things, whether it is President Trump touting his rallies, college football pumping up enthusiasm for the fall season or college administrations telling kids to get ready to head back to dorms and classes.
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Southwest Journal
Minneapolis residents may decide this fall whether to maintain the current police force or transition to a new community safety model. The City Council voted unanimously to put the question of public safety on the ballot in November in the form of a charter amendment that will replace current requirements for a municipal police force with a department of “community safety and violence prevention.”
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U.S. News & World Report
Amid the national reckoning over systemic racism and policing inspired by the May 25 killing of George Floyd, advocates are calling for a reimagining of American public safety through reforms such as reduced department funding and alternative policing models.
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Compliance Week
Following deadly wildfires in California directly caused by Pacific Gas and Electric, the natural gas company announced it has made organizational changes to its risk, audit, and safety leadership teams, just as California approved legislation to take over the utility if it fails to meet its safety obligations.
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Insurance Journal
Law enforcement practices and reform have been on the minds of many city government leaders in recent weeks. Some groups are advocating that police officers carry professional liability insurance.
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Forbes
After the Covid-19 pandemic tore through China, another country was quickly hard hit, and that was Italy. Even today, months later, Italy has plenty of active cases, and the majority of them are in Lombardy, the region where I live and work.
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One of the biggest challenges insurance companies will face in the coming months will be how to effectively handle the deluge of claims related to COVID-19. For a lot of organizations, this sudden uptick in claims activity will put an enormous strain on resources that are already at capacity.
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Inside Higher ED
As colleges renewed insurance policies this month, many faced steep price increases due to the pandemic, natural disasters, sexual misconduct and athletics scandals.
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Roll Call
As policymakers in Washington and in state capitals wrestle with the economic devastation brought by COVID-19, some are seeking to put the cost of business losses on insurance companies. Lawmakers in some states have introduced legislation that would retroactively change insurance contracts and require insurers to cover COVID-19 losses.
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Forbes
The Human Resources organization should be the most humane department in your company; after all, it has the word “human” right there in its name. According to research done by Zety, a publisher of guides and articles for job seekers, the idea of humanity is missing from many HR departments.
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