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Jennifer Bjorhus has created a interesting article regarding cracking down harder on illegal immigrants, what are your thoughts? Who cares what I think but I can actually careless who lives where, let everyone be free.
By JENNIFER BJORHUS, Star Tribune
March 23, 2011
Nobody has been fired from ROC Commercial Cleaning in Oakdale -- at least not yet. Since they got word that federal immigration officials are poring over the company's employment records, some janitors have simply quit.
Co-owner Peter Mogren said he has no idea how many of his 129 workers might walk away or be fired. One employee said nearly the entire workforce will go.
Mogren is angry and bewildered. "This is new territory for me," he said.
His company is one of at least nine businesses across the Twin Cities undergoing a so-called immigration audit, part of the Obama administration's national crackdown on employers using undocumented workers. At least 2,000 people in the Twin Cities have lost their jobs in the last 18 months as a result of the Immigration ...by Published on 04-05-2011 07:25 PM- Categories:
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Many of us including Piranha Marketing left our shoes at home. Check out the video with Joe Polish talking about TOMS Shoes, next time let's hope the videographer of Joes flips around the iphone so the video is wide screen.
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Well a few days ago Joe had an incredible conversation with Blake Mycoskie, the founder of a company called TOMS Shoes.
After traveling to Argentina and discovering that the children there do not have shoes to protect their feet, Blake started a company called ...by Published on 12-06-2010 02:22 PM- Categories:
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When teacher Suzanne Anderson discovered mold behind a poster in her classroom this fall, it set off alarm bells.
Angela Cupis, the teacher who used the Summit View Elementary School classroom last school year, had spent a nightmarish 2009-2010 assigned there. She was in and out of urgent care, was hospitalized several times and at one point was in isolation while doctors tried to figure out what was wrong.
"Once I was back at school and off my medication, it would take about two weeks before I would start getting sick ...by Published on 03-10-2010 09:46 AM- Categories:
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Press Release: Lincolnwood, IL, USA, March 8, 2010—Progress is being made in the development of the Information-Based Environmental Label (IBEL), according to Jack Geibig, president of Ecoform, the company collaborating with ISSA in the creation of this next generation of environmental labeling for the commercial cleaning industry. “With the recent development of several key metrics, we have made significant progress in the development of an information-based environmental label in just a few short months,” said Geibig, who is leading the development ...by Published on 03-05-2010 07:33 PM- Categories:
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KUSA - We spent more than $3 billion in just one year on professional carpet and upholstery cleaning. But you can save a lot of money if you want to tackle the task on your own. carpet cleaning equipment
Just in time for spring cleaning, Consumer Reports tested eight carpet-cleaning machines from Bissell and Hoover. Prices ranged from $80 to $400. Testers also evaluated a rental machine. For comparison, ...by Published on 01-07-2010 01:33 PM- Categories:
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San Francisco, CA – Dryer vent cleaning is one of the most often neglected maintenance chores; failure to clean dryer vents is the number one cause of over 15,000 dryer related fires that are reported each year.
Rhonda Nole, owner of Dryer Vent Wizard, is troubled by the number of dryer related fires that still occur in spite of all the articles and warnings that have been published about the danger of lint build-up in dryer vent systems. With so many dryer vent cleaning companies who advertise their services, there should be no difficulty in finding someone to handle this necessary preventative maintenance.
The ...by Published on 01-07-2010 01:32 PM- Categories:
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Last month, 1,200 illegal immigrants working as janitors in Minnesota were fired after a government-prompted review of their paperwork raised questions about their status. In September, American Apparel, a Los Angeles clothing maker fired about 1,800 immigrant workers — more than a quarter of its work force — after a government audit found problems with documentation meant to verify their legal status.
According to a WatertownDailyTimes.com article, they are just two of the businesses that have become the new face of enforcement as the Department of Homeland Security ... -
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