2023-09-05 15:22:00
At the same time, the Spanish federation announces that Jorge Vilda has been dismissed from his position as coach and sports director of women’s football. While his contract ran until 2024, the technician had received an extension proposal from Luis Rubiales in recent days. But Jorge Vilda had been targeted for several months for his complicated relationships with the players, who notably went on strike a year ago. (With AFP)
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September 5, 2023
2023-09-05 15:26:19
A short novel full of life, offered by Mymi Doinet and Anna Griot to young readers to revel in words and colors
A beautiful story of camaraderie that tells the integration of visual impairment into daily life through incredible experiences.
It’s an important day for Axel. It’s back to school.
Accompanied by his faithful Joséphine, he is ready to perceive this new environment in his own way. Will he manage to see beyond appearances? Because Axel is blind from birth. With his friends he experiments with the different senses with humor and encourages readers to ask themselves if they feel the same thing. But when it comes to feelings, there are no more differences. His serenade to Zoe is definitely a hit.
This little novel, playful and tender, will be an excellent support for discussion with young children before the Paralympic Olympics.
“What is the scent of a red Christmas tree or the taste of a cake eaten in a dark room? Have you ever played to associate a color with a flavor, a scent or a sound?”
Dive into the adventure with Axel and his friends to live this funny experience!
This novel was written as part of the Feuilletons des Incorruptibles with four schools across France, allowing school children to participate in the creative process of the authors.
Format : 12,5 x 18,5cm
112p color – 10 euros
Mymi Doinet: Winner of the Bologna Prize and several other awards, Mymi Doinet is the author of numerous “First novels”, “First readings” and nursery rhymes. His readers appreciate his fictions with sparkling replies.
Mymi Doinet is also a storyteller and she leads writing workshops in classes from CP to CM1.
She initiated several collections at Nathan. Axel is his first title with Dadoclem.
Anna Griot: A graduate of the Haute École des Arts de Rhin in Strasbourg, she has already published albums with Sarbacane, Ed. Courtes et Longues… and two albums with Dadoclem: Loddy, petit gruyer d’Amazonie with Gaëtan Serra, in 2021 and Le Gang d’Arlette with Dominique Memmi, in 2022.
Anna is the winner of the Young Talent prize at the Angoulême Comics Festival in 2015.
The following year, the festival awarded him the 1st prize for digital creation.
She also won the “Silent book contest” at the Bologna Children’s Book Fair in 2017.
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Capa’cité: Discover over 200 Professions and Interests for Young People
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
2023-09-05 15:23:00
Butcher, nurse, hairdresser, automation engineer, cellarman, carpenter, or even policeman: Capa’cité introduces more than 200 professions to the population and more particularly to young people this week. The classes of 10th and 11th Harmos are also invited to this trade fair on the Place du Port in Neuchâtel. The opportunity to get an idea of their future, but also for professionals to recruit future apprentices or employees. A seduction operation in which the cantonal police take part. For Luigi Monnat, aspiring policeman in his 2nd year of training, “it’s a bit to sow a small seed in the heads of young people, who we hope one day may give birth to a passion”.
On the stand of the cantonal police, teenagers aged 14-15 might discover all the equipment that is in the police car. A particularly resistant bullet-proof vest in particular aroused the curiosity of young people. RTN attended the presentation and the fitting of this police work tool:
Capa’cité, the trade fair, is still held until Saturday at Place du Port in Neuchâtel. /lyg
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Florida’s Rising Rank in Best States for Workers: Analysis Reveals Improving Working Conditions under Governor DeSantis
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
2023-09-05 11:14:00
MIAMI.- Many complain regarding the lack of job opportunities, however, Florida has improved its position in the ranking of the best states for workers, according to a statewide analysis of working conditions across the country by the nonprofit organization Oxfam.
The study shows that since Governor Ron DeSantis took office, Florida has moved up seven places in the annual rankings, suggesting that working conditions in the state may be improving.
In fact, the Sunshine State went from position 37 to 30. The ranking is led by California, Oregon, the District of Columbia, New York and Washington. In the last places are Georgia, Mississippi and North Carolina.
The analysis took into account factors such as wages, labor protections and union rights.
While Florida still has room for improvement in these areas, the upward trend in the rankings is good news for workers in the state.
In particular, Florida has improved its position in the minimum wage ranking. In 2020, voters approved a ballot initiative to raise the statewide minimum wage to $15 per hour by 2026.
This gradual increase in the minimum wage has helped improve working conditions for many workers in Florida, according to the research.
In addition, Florida has improved its position in the union rights ranking. Although the state has “right to work” laws, which prohibit union security agreements, employees still have the right to join a union and bargain collectively.
The improvement in Florida’s position in this ranking also suggests that workers in the state are having more success negotiating for better working conditions.
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Governor DeSantis has stressed the importance of investing in workers and their families, and this ranking progress suggests his approach is paying off.
As Florida continues to recover from the pandemic and prepare for the future, it is important to continue working to improve working conditions and ensure that workers in the state have the protections and rights they deserve.
The new study is published at a time when the country celebrated Labor Day, which recalls the struggles of the labor force to have better conditions.
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