For decades now, studies have suggested that marriage has advantages for boosting our happiness and longevity. A case in point was a 17-nation study published in a 1998 edition of the Journal of Marriage and Family that found being married was 3.4 times more closely linked to happiness than cohabitation. But a new...
Authors Michael Duff, Thomas McGarity, Sidney Shapiro, Rena Steinzor and Katie Tracy have published a piece through the Center for Progressive Reform on the need to provide a private right of action under OSHA.
Here is an excerpt from the executive summary:
Over the last several decades,...
This newsletter is focused on news about family law, employment
law, and immigration law, and of late issues have focused on COVID-19
and it’s impact on the practice of law, and the clients who are served by
lawyers.
Today’s issue is devoted to taking action on behalf of those folks who
are neither lawyers...
The following e-mail is forwarded and represents an effort by concerned psychologists to do what local school boards are struggling with and what the government’s Department of Education has so far failed to do – provide a central resource for parents – please read and forward.
Their web site