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Connecticut's Jobs Market? It's Complicated. » CBIA

3+ week, 3+ day ago   (773+ words) July brought a fifth consecutive month of payroll job growth in Connecticut, with employers adding 2,800 positions to bring 12-month gains to 13,800. At 0.8%, the state now ranks 10th overall for year-over-year job growth, six-tenths of a point higher than the national average....

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Nuclear Power Summit Tackles Regional Energy Needs » CBIA

3+ week, 3+ day ago   (319+ words) Connecticut will join its New England neighbors at a Sept. 30 summit that could impact long-term electricity rates, grid reliability, and regional competitiveness. Energy officials, utility executives, and industry experts will meet at the University of Massachusetts Lowell for the New…...

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cbia.com > news > hr-safety > ai-fake-expense-receipts

Your Employees Can Now Fabricate a Receipt in 30 Seconds. Ugh. » CBIA

3+ week, 6+ day ago   (601+ words) The following article was first published on Shipman & Goodwin attorney Dan Schwartz’ Connecticut Employment Law Blog. It is reposted here with permission. Confession time: I sometimes go down a Reddit rabbit hole and the “Is This AI?” forum might be…...

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NLRB Holds Bargaining Proposal Alone Not an Unlawful Threat » CBIA

3+ week, 6+ day ago   (554+ words) In a recent decision, Inland Waters Pollution Control, Inc., a divided National Labor Relations Board held that an employer did not violate Section 8(a)(1) of the National Labor Relations Act merely by proposing contract language that would permit discipline for employees…...