Still in the field of autobody, and comparing pay, they're right in the middle. That's a good skilled labor job they can't hire for.
#7 | POSTED BY KWRX25

Econ 101 - supply/demand. Look at the housing market this past year where successful buyers have often had to pay over asking price to complete a purchase.
Same thing goes with purchasing labor. He's trying to buy a product that is in high demand. Being "right in the middle" with his offer just means others are offering more. He's either getting outbid by another auto body shop or a different industry or the sellers he has been able to hire decided they value their time and effort more than he does once they experienced the actual job. What's the culture of the shop like? Is it a toxic work environment? A lot of people are far less inclined to put up with that anymore.

This is like a daily occurrence. Doocy asks slanted question based on whatever lie of the moment fox is trying to push. Psaki replies with facts and reason. Doocy is left looking stupid.

"College students"? The article make sit sound like one self-promoting blogger to me.

Conservatives get wished death upon on this site daily.
Suck it up
#8 | POSTED BY BOAZ

No one has to wish death upon science denying MAGAts. They are bringing it upon themselves on their own.
Tell us how you feel about the people making death threats against scientists, public health officials and election officials.

Does he mean the type of monster that would lie and claim his friend left him for dead after a car crash? Or the type of monster who would campaign on stolen valor and falsely claim to have been accepted to the Naval Academy?

It is still to be seen how MLB implements this but this is a big step in the right direction. Now they need to make sure they are providing them quality nutrition and healthcare too.
The big league players get treated like royalty. The minor leagues should at least get treated like humans.

Jewish Americans think that their wealth and assimilation in this society make them immune to hate from the far right.
#8 | POSTED BY CATDOG

Do they think that?
Spent quite a bit of time going to temple with an ex-fiance who was converting. I met a lot of jewish people and am still friends with many. I don't know a single one who thinks that. They are well aware of the history of their people and of the history of this country and are well aware that they are always under threat of being targeted by bigots. This was even a topic that the rabbi sat down and discussed with my ex and I to make sure that we were both well aware that her converting could put us at greater risk of facing discrimination and violence.

I guess the GQP will have to make it harder for military members to vote now.

He's both a cop and a racist. Least surprising part of the story.

"Ghost Robotics has stressed that, in its present form, with regards to employing the weapon, SPUR is entirely operator-controlled and does not have any autonomous capabilities."

"IN ITS PRESENT FORM"

Nice change of pace from when Trump was President and we were shattering the monthly job loss records.

The Philadelphia Inquirer reported. If a driver commits a secondary violation, police officers will issue a citation by mail rather than pulling over the offender.

POSTED BY SNOOFY

How about instead of sending them a citation, give them a warning and if they are struggling to correct the issue on their own then provide them with resources to assist them.

Couldn't the state be liable for breaking privacy laws?
#26 | POSTED BY LAMPLIGHTER

I imagine they likely will be. Wouldn't be the first time a state leaked data and had to pay for it. Parson's claim is going nowhere. Missouri GOP lives to make claims that no court would ever uphold. Just look at all of the lawsuits our current AG has lost.

This is what many elected GOP officials around the country want to see occur in other states.
If you are a GOP voter how can you continue to support this party?

Send him back to prison!

Failing to understand computers, the internet, and other tech topics as a politician is definitely a bipartisan effort.
#7 | POSTED BY GONOLES92

This isn't a matter of failing to to understand the internet. Parson clearly explained what happened and what law he thinks was broken. His own explanation of what occurred makes it clear that the law he cited was not violated. That law, Section 569.095, RSMo, specifically states that the data must have been accessed without authorization. Webpage source code on a public site is freely available to anyone who browses the page. This reporter did the digital equivalent of looking down and finding money on the ground that other people had walked past.

The fact is that Mike Parson's administration has been inadvertently publishing this data on the web and anyone who visited the page in question would have downloaded it. They might even still have it sitting in their browser cache of loaded in an open tab that they haven't refreshed in a few days. Chances are pretty good that this reporter is not the only person to have found it but thankfully he did and that he alerted the state so they could fix it before he went public with the story.

This is Mike Parson knowing full well that his administration got caught making an easily avoidable mistake that had it been a private company would have likely resulted in every single employee responsible for it all the way up to the Chief Information Officer filing for unemployment by now. This is Mike Parson pointing the blame at the one person in the whole story who did the right thing.

And he is telling republicans that they need to fix it to prevent voters from not trusting elections.
#27 | Posted by fishpaw

Fix what, exactly? Audit after audit, even the garbage Arizona one, have found the reported results are accurate. There is no evidence that supports Trump's claims of wide spread fraud. What changes have to be made to elections systems have to be made so that Trump voters will trust elections?

#11 | POSTED BY VISITOR_

And what is it that you think he is claiming to be doing now?

"Here's the difference. Hillary [Clinton] conceded. I never conceded. No reason to concede."
#1 | POSTED BY CORKY

Trump claims the election was stolen from so he refuses to concede. His statement sounds like he is acknowledging he stole the election from Clinton but she went ahead and conceded anyway.

The Feds need to investigate this possible admission. He should be questioned about this.

Sounds to me like Trumps threatening the GOP. Either support the Big Lie or I'll tell my people not to turn out.

Saw the st Louis show. First time seeing them. Great show.

He has emergency powers and should have done something months ago. An arsonist doesn't get a medal for pissing on a fire he started.

#7 | POSTED BY VISITOR_

What specifically should he have done months ago?

Perfect example of how MAGAts think they know better than anyone else while actually being the dumbest person in the room. He says he spent a couple of weeks in the jail law library yet he didn't know enough to not confess to additional crimes during his hearing. He's like an anti-vaxer who says they've "researched it" after watching some misinformation filled youtube videos and skimming some social media posts from people who are even more misinformed than they are.

Why wasn't this obvious step taken sooner?
#3 | POSTED BY VISITOR_

Did you read the article? Because it explains why. The simplistic headline doesn't come close to communicating the level of complexity and how many organizations, including unions, transport companies, retailers, manufacturers, etc, that had to be involved in this agreement.

So much for service workers being "essential" and "heros" I guess.