New Michigan Bill Could Make It Illegal For Companies To Demand Microchip Implants for Workers
By Mayukh Saha Many employers across the globe are moving towards microchip technology to keep track of employees. They often forcefully microchip employees to track their activity and inactive hours. The Michigan House passed a bill in June to make microchipping a voluntary option for employees. Lenawee County’s Representative, Bronna Kahle, sponsored the bill. Kahle…
Companies Join Exodus To Suburbs As Cities Transform Into “Ghost Towns”
By Tyler Durden People and companies are leaving American cities in droves. An urban exodus could persist for a couple of years as the virus pandemic and resulting socio-economic implosion has exacerbated quality of life problems – violent crime, homelessness, rising taxes, and high cost of living – those were some of the reasons, even before the…
Companies Join Exodus To Suburbs As Cities Transform Into “Ghost Towns”
People and companies are leaving American cities in droves. An urban exodus could persist for a couple of years as the virus pandemic and resulting socio-economic implosion has exacerbated quality of life problems – violent crime, homelessness, rising taxes, and high cost of living – those were some of the reasons, even before the pandemic, forcing city…
Coronavirus shock: How Neil Ferguson was bankrolled by major pharmaceutical companies
NEIL FERGUSON, one of the Government’s senior scientific advisors on the coronavirus response was financed by the pharmaceutical industry in the run-up to the 2009 Swine Flu pandemic, unearthed reports reveal. Professor Neil Ferguson is one of the most senior advisors to the Government on the coronavirus outbreak. Tasked with shaping the UK’s response, Prof Ferguson sits on the…