Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan was seen handing out cash to supporters after casting his vote in the runoff vote of the presidential election on Sunday.The incumbent head of state handed out bank notes worth 200 liras (approximately $10) each, and shook hands with supporters who were lined up outside the door, Reuters reported.Earlier on May 14, before the first round of the presidential poll, Erdogan was seen handing out cash to kids. Erdogan’s voting day cash handout: What does it mean? Turkish law bars candidates from campaigning on election day. The country’s election oversight authorities are yet to take note of Erdogan’s cash handout act.…
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How to Properly Inspect and Maintain Your Tools
Keeping your tools in good shape is one of the best ways to stay safe and get quality work done. Whether you use hand tools, power tools, or heavy equipment, regular inspection and maintenance can prevent accidents, help your tools last longer, and save you money over time. With a few simple steps, you can make sure your tools stay reliable and ready for any job.Start with Regular InspectionsBefore you use any tool, take a moment to look it over. Check for cracks, loose parts, or signs of damage. For power tools, look at the cord to see if it is frayed or has exposed wires.…
Polish president seeks experts’ advice on contentious law targeting opposition
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UK says raised Jimmy Lai security law case with China | Politics News
The Hong Kong media tycoon has been in jail since December 2020 and faces a long-delayed security law trial in September.United Kingdom Foreign Minister James Cleverly has revealed that he raised the case of jailed Hong Kong media tycoon Jimmy Lai with senior politicians in China and Hong Kong, as the UK again criticized Beijing’s crackdown on freedoms in the one-time British colony. Cleverly revealed in the foreword to the UK’s latest six-monthly update on the situation in Hong Kong (PDF) that he had raised Lai’s case with Chinese Vice President Han Zheng earlier this month as well as at the “highest levels with the Hong Kong authorities ”.…
Employee retention and entitlements in a business sale/purchase
A sale or purchase of a business can involve complex issues relating to employees of the business. The consideration in this article is appropriate only for an asset sale, in contrast to a share or equity sale. The issues can be broadly put into three groups: Retention, Entitlements, and Compliance. Retention How important are the staff to the functioning of the business? Would the business be valuable without the current staff? Put another way, would the buyer purchase the business without the employees (or a particular key employee)? This is a critical issue, particularly in smaller businesses which may be reliant on the knowledge or performance of one or two key personnel.…
Kahnawake was unimpressed with consultations on Quebec Indigenous language law
The Kanien’kehá:ka (Mohawk) community on Montreal’s South Shore has joined the growing number of groups against Quebec’s proposed Indigenous languages bill, criticizing the CAQ government’s “ingenuine consultation process.” The Mohawk Council of Kahnawake has been critical of François Legault’s government’s Bill 96 (An Act respecting French, the official and common language of Quebec) since it was tabled and is also objecting to the government’s proposed Indigenous languages law. “Quebec’s tactic is to propose legislation in an effort to mitigate negative impacts from how Bill 96 was forced into law,” said MCK Grand Chief Kahsennenhawe Sky-Deer. “History has shown that consultation is just a tool external governments use as a checkbox mechanism to say that Indigenous Peoples have been consulted and pass their legislation as planned.…
Iranian refugees from Toronto facing deportation fears persecution
Feminist film producer Mahshid Ahangarani Farahani came to Canada from Iran to study almost 20 years ago. Shortly thereafter, she applied for and was granted refugee status due to the deteriorating political situation in her homeland and the fears she had of being persecuted for having opposed the regime. Now, after almost two decades of living peacefully in Canada, the long-time North York resident is unexpectedly facing deportation back to Iran, where her films are banned and a warrant is out for her arrest, says her immigration lawyer Hana Marku. Her deportation may not be imminent – Canada has paused removal orders to Iran as that country is experiencing a humanitarian crisis – but the threat hangs over her just the same.…
What Does a Personal Injury Lawyer Do?
A personal injury lawyer plays a crucial role in helping individuals who have been injured due to accidents, negligence, or intentional harm. Whether it’s a car accident, slip-and-fall injury, or medical malpractice, these legal professionals are dedicated to securing compensation for their clients and guiding them through the often complex legal process.Initial Consultation and Case EvaluationThe first step in the role of a personal injury lawyer is to evaluate the potential client’s case. During an initial consultation, the lawyer listens to the details of the injury, reviews any evidence, and assesses whether there is a valid claim. Personal injury lawyers work on a contingency fee basis, meaning they don’t get paid unless the case is won or settled.…