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Monthly Archives: April 2021
The sick leave law is out of balance
The American workplace is undergoing a revolution. The workplace is not a place simply to do a job and receive a paycheck. If that wasn’t clear before, it has been made abundantly clear in the last year. Some of the … Continue reading
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Avoiding poison and saving bees
If you eat local honey, somebody told me, you will not develop allergic reactions to local pollens. This is either true or a harmless superstition. It’s one of several reasons to choose local New Mexico honey. Honey sold internationally is … Continue reading
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