August 2, 2021

Employee gave 2 week notice rather than get vaxxed is walking.back his resignation

How should employer handle?

https://twitter.com/GinnyMcDonald8/status/1421650179019710464?s=19

August 1, 2021

the thuggiest of thugs: Altanta cop Donald Vickers

https://www.11alive.com/article/news/investigations/the-reveal/atlanta-use-of-force-protocol-investigated/85-7dfe7a41-5ca9-4693-be5b-9958d7a4a3ce

'Not acceptable': Former Atlanta police chief says officer should have been off force before breaking man's ankle

August 1, 2021

Olympian Defends Coach's Controversial Face Slap Before Competition

https://bestlifeonline.com/judo-olympian-slap-controversy-news/

The Tokyo Olympics has been riddled with controversy before they even began, and most recently, the criticism turned to a male judo coach who shook and slapped a female athlete on the face before she entered the ring. Ahead of German judo player Martyna Trajdos' big face-off against Hungary on July 27, her coach, Claudiu Pusa, was captured shaking her by the collar and slapping her cheeks. Trajdos appeared unfazed, nodded, and stepped into the ring after the interaction, but the moment soon went viral with Pusa's approach facing serious criticism, including from judo officials. Trajdos, however, had a very different reaction. Read on to find out what the Olympian had to say about the slap heard 'round the world.

Trajdos, 32, took to social media following Tuesday's competition to explain that her coach's approach is part of their pre-match ritual to help "fire [her] up."

She posted on her Instagram Story, according to Today, "This is what I asked my coach to do! So please don't blame him!!! I need this before my fights to be awake."

August 1, 2021

golden retriever endures huskies howling in car... omg