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New York Jets ' interim head coach Jeff Ulbrich provided fantasy football managers with a piece of good news on Friday afternoon in Florham Park, updating running back Breece Hall's Week 15 status. "Breece, he looks good right now, so it's promising," said Ulbrich. After back-to-back days as a non-participant , Hall practiced fully in an indication that the RB1 will be available for the December 15 road test against the Jacksonville Jaguars. He did not practice leading up to the Week 14 trip to Miami and was listed as doubtful before missing a game for the first time this season. Hall's knee issue dates back multiple weeks. After the bye, he was questionable to face the Seattle Seahawks on December 1 and wound up playing 62 percent of snaps while rushing 12 times for 60 yards. Over 12 games, Hall had totaled 1,093 yards from scrimmage and six touchdowns. As of now, there is no plan to shut Hall down prematurely. "If there was a structural problem, from the standpoint of impacting his future with this team or his future for his career, we would definitely shut him down, if it was in the best interest of Breece. We're not at that point right now, so we'll see how it goes," said Ulbrich. Rookies Braelon Allen and Isaiah Davis carried the load in Hall's absence on December 8 against the Dolphins. The two combined for combined to rush for 83 yards rushing and 65 yards receiving. The Jets' next opponent features the NFL's worst-ranked defense on multiple fronts. The Jaguars surrender 396.1 yards per game, 5.97 yards per play and 7.77 yards per pass play - all league worsts. The Jets (3-10) and the Jaguars (3-10) will kick off at 1 p.m. ET on Sunday in Jacksonville. More New York Jets News: • Jets lose Pro Bowl candidate for rest of season due to ACL injury • Aaron Rodgers claims NFL insider 'doesn't know s–t about my body' • Extending leading tackler tabbed as immediate priority for Jets' front office • Jets' healthy scratch becoming another Joe Douglas draft failure • Davante Adams critiques officials for costly late-game blunder in MiamiMystery drones appear in US, FBI slammedThe Legislature’s budget analyst, Gabe Petek, is marking the 20th anniversary of University of California’s Merced campus with an overview of how it has fared. In polite language, Petek fundamentally says the campus has fallen well short of its enrollment targets, requires much more state aid than other UC branches to operate, has not had the big economic impact that its advocates promised, and really wasn’t needed to relieve student applications. “Since 2005, the UC system has added approximately 44,000 resident undergraduate slots,” Petek writes. “The 7,500 undergraduate slots created at UC Merced accounts for 17 percent of that growth. While contributing to the increase in UC enrollment capacity, UC Merced has repeatedly failed to meet its campus enrollment targets. “Moreover, enrolling additional students at UC Merced comes with a higher state cost than enrolling additional students at the more established UC campuses. The $85 million in UC Merced funding above the rebenching formula equates to roughly an additional 10,000 students that could have been supported at the other UC general campuses, many of which had available capacity.” The rebenching formula is how the UC system equalizes funding across its campuses. Related Story: Skepticism Surrounding UC Merced’s Creation Reading Petek’s report was, to quote the inimitable Yogi Berra, “déjà vu all over again,” because I had written a number of skeptical columns about the UC Merced project that then-Gov. Gray Davis and other advocates were touting in the early 2000s. “Merced was chosen for the campus primarily because of the offer of free land, because of pressure from politicians who wanted to position themselves as saviors of the valley, a politically important region, and because developers wanted to make a killing on adjacent land — not as a result of any rational needs or efficiency studies,” I wrote in one column for the Sacramento Bee. “If a UC campus is to be built in the San Joaquin Valley, locating it in or near a major population center — moribund downtown Fresno, with dozens of potentially usable buildings would be perfect — would make access much easier,” I wrote in another. “More students could live at home, thereby reducing their living expenses, and that would make attendance more practical. But that simple, if vital, cost-of-living factor is being ignored by UC administrators, UC’s somewhat elitist Board of Regents and politicians in their relentless drive to create a new campus out in the middle of nowhere.” At the time, UC system executives were almost universally opposed to placing a new campus in Merced because it would siphon away construction and operational funds that, they thought, would be better spent elsewhere. However, they never voiced that opposition publicly because the Board of Regents, composed of governors’ appointees, and Davis were insisting that it be done. Related Story: Political Pressure and Environmental Challenges Much of the political pressure was coming from those who owned land around the proposed campus and were hoping to make a financial killing. They included the head of a major state agency and a UC regent. A charitable land trust donated the proposed campus site, but it ran afoul of federal environmental officials because it contained numerous vernal pools that sustained fairy shrimp, an endangered species found only in the San Joaquin Valley. When it became evident that the original campus site was a non-starter, it was shifted to a nearby golf course, also owned by the land trust and purchased with a foundation grant. The golf course was a failing business so it was a double win for the trust, which intended to develop housing and other student services. In short, the motives of Merced campus advocates, both public and private, had only tangential connections to educational needs, and two decades later that’s still true. UC Merced is the system’s poor stepchild.
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'Bruised' bosses hit out at Labour's triple whammy of budget policies which make it harder to hire staff By MARTIN BECKFORD and HARRIET LINE Published: 23:17, 26 November 2024 | Updated: 23:25, 26 November 2024 e-mail View comments Labour was hit by a fresh backlash from business leaders on Tuesday in a new blow to ministers as they launched a drive to get more people back into work. Industry chiefs told a Parliamentary committee they were suffering a 'triple whammy' from both Angela Rayner 's workers' rights revolution and Rachel Reeves ' tax raid. Employers' groups and MPs also warned that the impact of the Budget risked undermining the new Get Britain Working white paper, which aims to tackle joblessness and reduce the spiralling benefits bill. And a senior figure at the Bank of England admitted that the increase to employers' National Insurance contributions would put companies off hiring more staff. It came just a day after Chancellor Rachel Reeves attempted to quell a growing revolt against the £40billion tax raid in her maiden Budget a month ago by promising 'I'm not coming back with more borrowing or more taxes'. In a more than five-hour hearing of the Employment Rights Bill Committee, industry chiefs warned that measures contained in Ms Rayner's workers' rights overhaul, coupled with the Budget changes , would make it riskier for a business to take someone on. Alex Hall-Chen, principal policy advisor at Institute of Directors (IoD), told MPs: 'A key fear for us is the cumulative impact of all the 28 reforms in this Bill, coupled with everything else happening in the employment space so far, and that taken as a whole the measures make hiring someone riskier and more expensive for businesses. 'Our research has shown that as a result businesses will hire fewer people.' Work and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall has published a white paper which she said represented the 'biggest reforms to employment support in a generation' Ms Kendall also said visiting the employment offices too often felt like 'you're back in the 80s or 90s' Chancellor Rachel Reeves has attempted to quell a growing revolt against the £40billion tax raid in her maiden Budget a month ago At the Budget, Ms Reeves launched a £25billion raid on employers' National Insurance contributions (NICs) and hiked the national living wage by 6.7per cent. Following the committee, British Chambers of Commerce director general Shevaun Haviland criticised the 'scale and scope of the changes' in the Bill. 'The Budget has already left many firms feeling bruised, and if this legislation is enacted as it stands, it could hamper growth, restrict recruitment and lead to job losses,' she said. Business groups also warned that young people would be 'disproportionately' affected, as a result of the changes to national insurance, the living wage and workers' rights. Matthew Percival, future of work director at the Confederation of British Industry (CBI), told MPs that the impact of the changes would be 'concentrated in sectors which currently employ a large number of young people'. 'The Bill also ends up focusing on the same area, and those businesses often speak about a 'triple whammy' because they are also the same businesses that are affected by the national living wage increases. 'So in all three aspects, you end up with a similar group of businesses who are particularly facing costs and therefore, where there are unintended consequences, they are disproportionately likely to be faced by young people.' However, union leaders welcomed the changes in the Bill, with RMT general secretary Mick Lynch saying it could increase collective bargaining while TUC leader Paul Nowak said it would likely increase unionisation. Shadow business secretary Andrew Griffith said Labour's 'union paymasters are licking their lips at the prospect of these measures becoming the law'. 'They will hand massive powers to the unions, making it easier for them to hold organisations and their consumers to ransom and take us back to the 1970s.' In a separate Parliamentary hearing, Bank of England chief economist Huw Pill told the Lords economic affairs committee that the NI hike was a 'disincentive to employment'. Meanwhile, industry chiefs warned that measures contained in Angela Rayner's workers' rights overhaul, coupled with the Budget changes, would make it riskier for a business to take someone on Shadow business secretary Andrew Griffith (pictured) said Labour's 'union paymasters are licking their lips at the prospect of these measures becoming the law' 'We do recognise that an increase in national insurance contributions widens the wedge between the producer wage - the wage paid by firms - and the consumer wage - the wage received by wage earners. 'And that is a disincentive to employment at some level. That probably is weighing at the margin against participation in the labour market.' Read More Furious farmers plan Westminster protest over Labour's Budget land cash raid Meanwhile Work and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall published a white paper which she said represented the 'biggest reforms to employment support in a generation'. She said the toll of 2.8million people out of work because of long-term sickness and almost 1million young people not in education, employment or training had created an economic and 'social crisis' as well as a welfare bill expected to rise by £26billion within five years. But she was warned in the Commons that her plans - including an overhaul of Jobcentres and more NHS appointments in worklessness hotspots - risked being defeated if bosses cannot afford new staff as a result of the Budget. Ms Kendall was told by her Tory counterpart Helen Whately that while she 'tries to get people into work, her Chancellor is busy destroying jobs'. 'If the Secretary of State wants to get more 18-year-olds into work, she should have a word with her Chancellor, who has made it so that from April it will cost £5,000 more for a business to employ them.' Liberal Democrat MP Christine Jardine said: 'Many of us see a contradiction in this policy and the National Insurance changes, because a major employer in my constituency of Edinburgh West tells me it's going to cost them a quarter of a million pounds extra a year, and they won't be taking on seasonal workers because they can't afford it.' Chief Economist and Executive Director for Monetary Analysis and Research at the Bank of England, Huw Pill said the NI hike was a 'disincentive to employment'. Business groups made the same point with the CBI's Matthew Percival saying: 'Employers have a key role to play in supporting the delivery of the government's objectives. There's no doubt that rising taxes and employment costs will make it more difficult for them to do so. 'That's why it's so important business and government work together to join the dots across the policy landscape in order for policy intent to translate into long-term impact.' Prof Len Shackleton of the IEA think-tank said: 'It is a disappointing package, unlikely to stimulate the inactive back into work. 'It is questionable that there would be enough jobs for them in any case, given that the budget and minimum wage increases have sharply raised the cost of employing people, especially the young, while new employment rights from Day One mean that employers face greater risk in taking on those without a sound employment record.' The white paper also raised the threat of fresh 'sin taxes' on unhealthy food as part of efforts to get people off sickness benefits. It stated: 'The Government is committed to reducing the number of people becoming overweight and obese and wants to work with the sector to consider all levers to further encourage food and drink reformulation to help tackle obesity, in a way that protects consumers and with a focus on voluntary and regulatory measures.' 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NEW YORK — A judge on Tuesday cut loose Rudy Giuliani’s attorneys in his bankruptcy-related matter and denied efforts to push back his trial so he could participate in Donald Trump’s inauguration at a manic Manhattan federal court hearing that ended with an outburst from the former New York City mayor. The upcoming trial set for Jan. 16 relates to the action brought by Ruby Freeman and Wandrea “Shaye” Moss, the mother and daughter election workers Giuliani owes nearly $150 million for falsely accusing them of rigging the last presidential election. It will concern his continued possession of his Palm Beach, Florida, condo, which he’s claimed is his homestead and cannot be taken away from him, and his Yankees World Series rings, which he claims he gifted his son, Andrew. He’s been forced to give up almost everything else he owns of value. After granting an application from his former attorneys Kenneth Caruso and David Labkowski to withdraw from the case, Judge Lewis Liman told Giuliani’s new legal representation, Joseph Cammarata, that his client could not fire his lawyer and “restart the clock” by hiring another, had sought multiple extensions, missed multiple deadlines, and had “not shown anything close to ‘due diligence’” concerning the deadlines for producing evidence. “My client regularly consults and deals directly with President-elect Trump on issues that are taking place as the incoming administration is afoot as well as [the] inauguration,” Cammarata unsuccessfully argued in a bid to delay the trial. “My client wants to exercise his political right to be there.” Later in the hearing, Liman expressed frustration that Giuliani had provided Freeman and Moss with his 1980 Mercedes-Benz once owned by Lauren Bacall but not the title certificate, prompting Giuliani to start yelling. “Your client is a competent person. He was the United States attorney for this district. The notion that he can’t apply for a title certificate for the car is ...” the judge said before Giuliani cut him off. “Every implication that you’ve made is against me!” Giuliani said, claiming he had applied for it. Responding to the judge’s skepticism that Giuliani is “indigent,” Giuliani said, “I’m not impoverished. Everything I have is tied up. I don’t have a car. I don’t have a credit card. I don’t have cash. I can’t get to bank accounts that truly would be mine because they have put ... stop orders on, for example, my Social Security account, which they have no right to do.” Liman then warned Giuliani, 80, and his lawyer about continued outbursts. “I permitted Mr. Giuliani to speak. Next time, he’s not going to be permitted to speak, and the court will have to take action,” the judge said. In a statement, Giuliani’s now-ex-lawyers said they had moved to step down from the case due to “a difference of opinion.” In court, his new lawyer claimed they’d abandoned him. “We took on the representation in New York to help Rudy. We have a difference of opinion as to how best to do that. Therefore, we have withdrawn in favor of Mr. Cammarata, who appears ready, willing and able to assist Rudy. We wish them every success,” Caruso and Labkowski said. Outside the courthouse, Giuliani decried the legal proceedings and hurled unfounded accusations at Hunter Biden, including that he possessed child pornography. He told the Daily News he did not wish to clarify remarks he made the week before last about not regretting his defamation of Freeman and Moss. “I do not regret it for a minute,” he said.The surprise twist in new cashless gaming system
Elon Musk 's X has intervened in the sale of Alex Jones ' bankrupt Infowars assets, claiming ownership of its social media accounts and arguing that users do not own their profiles. In 2022, Alex Jones and Infowars were sued for defamation by families of the Sandy Hook shooting victims, resulting in a $1.4 billion judgment. Jones' company, Free Speech Systems, subsequently filed for bankruptcy, Variety reported. In an auction earlier this month, The Onion became a top bidder, aiming to repurpose Infowars into a satirical platform. However, X (formerly Twitter) contested the inclusion of Infowars' X accounts in the deal, claiming that its terms of service grant only non-transferable usage rights, not ownership. The sale of Infowars remains under judicial review, with the bankruptcy court set to decide whether The Onion's bid will stand. The Onion's $1.75 million cash bid was selected thanks to support from the Sandy Hook affected families. 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Ultimately, the convergence of urbanization, technological advancements, government investments, and a shift towards sustainable practices is expected to significantly elevate the Heavy Construction Equipment Market, making it a pivotal sector in the broader construction industry. Increasing Adoption of Automation and Robotics The integration of automation in heavy machinery allows for real-time data collection and analysis, enabling contractors to make informed decisions and optimize operational workflows. This trend is particularly evident in large-scale infrastructure projects where precision and speed are paramount. Advancements in artificial intelligence and machine learning are enhancing the capabilities of construction equipment, allowing for predictive maintenance and improved equipment lifespan management. As firms increasingly recognize the benefits of automation in terms of cost savings and enhanced performance, the demand for automated heavy construction equipment is expected to continue growing, reshaping the landscape of the industry. Integration of Internet of Things Technology Real-time insights help prevent breakdowns, reduce downtime, and optimize resource allocation, leading to increased productivity on job sites. The ability to analyze data collected from connected equipment facilitates informed decision-making and improves project planning. As construction firms seek to leverage data analytics for better operational control, the demand for IoT-enabled heavy construction equipment is on the rise. This trend also aligns with the broader movement towards digital transformation within the construction industry, as firms increasingly recognize the importance of data-driven strategies for enhancing competitiveness and operational effectiveness. Rising Focus on Operator Training and Skill Development Many companies are partnering with educational institutions and vocational training centers to develop targeted training curricula that address industry needs. This trend not only helps in bridging the skills gap but also fosters a culture of continuous learning within organizations. By prioritizing operator training and skill development, construction companies can improve equipment utilization, reduce accidents, and increase overall productivity. As the Heavy Construction Equipment Market evolves, the emphasis on developing a skilled workforce will become increasingly vital to maintaining competitiveness and adapting to technological advancements. Key Attributes: Report Scope: Key Market Players Sany Heavy Industry Co., Ltd. Terex Corporation Caterpillar Inc. Komatsu Ltd. Hitachi Construction Machinery Co., Ltd. J C Bamford Excavators Ltd. Doosan Bobcat Inc. The Manitowoc Company, Inc. Epiroc AB Astec Industries, Inc. Heavy Construction Equipment Market, By Type: Earthmoving Equipment Material Handling Equipment Heavy Construction Equipment Others Heavy Construction Equipment Market, By Application: Excavation & Demolition Heavy Lifting Material Handling Tunneling Transportation Recycling & Waste Management Heavy Construction Equipment Market, By End Use: Building & Construction Forestry & Agriculture Infrastructure Mining Others Heavy Construction Equipment Market, By Region: North America United States Canada Mexico Europe Germany France United Kingdom Italy Spain Belgium Asia-Pacific China India Japan South Korea Australia Indonesia Vietnam South America Brazil Colombia Argentina Chile Middle East & Africa Saudi Arabia UAE South Africa Turkey Israel For more information about this report visit https://www.researchandmarkets.com/r/4ggvsv About ResearchAndMarkets.com ResearchAndMarkets.com is the world's leading source for international market research reports and market data. We provide you with the latest data on international and regional markets, key industries, the top companies, new products and the latest trends. Attachment Heavy Construction Equipment MarketParking charges look set to be brought in at a number of car parks Parking charges look set to be brought in at a number of car parks and coastal locations where they are currently free in Wirral . This is despite 80.6% saying they opposed all the parking plans put forward by Wirral Council . In September, the local authority announced a plan to bring in traffic regulation orders that would see charges introduced at 22 car parks and on roads in three coastal areas where they’re currently free. Car parks where people already pay are also set to see an increase. The plans drew quick backlash from people in areas like New Brighton and Bromborough as well as criticisms from Conservative and Liberal Democrat councillors. One petition received over a car park in Bromborough received 3,558 signatures. At an environment and transport committee on December 3, councillors are recommended to approve new charges on 22 car parks and on-street bays in three areas that are currently free as well as increase fees by 20p where it already charges. A £1 charge could also be brought in overnight. The council said this would be in line with a policy that was unanimously approved in 2023. This parking strategy said the council could apply standardised parking charges across the borough as well as the ability to introduce traffic regulations where required. The report published before the committee said it would help with parking demand during peak times and “encourages fairness and equity across the borough with consistent charging.” The report also suggests on-street charges in places like Hoylake and Meols would help better manage parking issues. Money raised from these new parking charges are expected to be around £150,000 to £300,000 from 2026 with any income not expected to be generated until summer next year in 2025. A £1m bid will be needed to cover the costs of pay and display equipment, new signs, maintenance and lines on roads. This would be covered by borrowing, costing the council’s day to day revenue budget £87,000 a year for ten years. This means Wirral Council could make an extra £63,000 to £213,000 a year by 2026. The local authority plans to review the charges every year in line with road traffic laws. A public feedback exercise carried out by the council before making the changes was filled out by 3,070 people with 85% or more opposing charges in Hoylake and Meols, West Kirby , Wallasey , and New Brighton. 93.9% said they opposed bringing in charges for car parks where it’s currently free. Merseyrail and the Liverpool City Region Combined Authority have also raised concerns about bringing in charges at three car parks close to Hoylake and Green Lane train stations. They worried it could see more people travel into Liverpool by car rather than doing a park and ride and lead to more car journeys overall. In response, the council said if the charges were approved by the committee, the council would explore leasing the three car parks to Merseyrail and the Combined Authority as well as offering that as an option to a local health centre for the Pasture Road car park in Moreton. If no agreement was reached, then charges would be brought in. Concerns brought up by those opposed included concerns about the impact on local businesses, people parking elsewhere and charges potentially stopping people from exercising and going outdoors. However data published by the council showed no drop in trips in the 25 weeks after standardised parking charges were brought in in 2021. The cost of living was also raised as an issue with one person saying it was “the last thing the people need.” However the council said charges moved people towards public transport “helping the socially excluded and more vulnerable members of the local community by providing cost effective alternatives to the rise in motoring costs.” The council had suggested the parking charges were being brought in to address a shortfall in the parking budget back in July . Now Wirral Council insists the plan was “not to raise revenues but to manage the negative transport impacts and provide sustainable options” after complaints that could be illegal. Those in favour argued the council “should not be subsidising free parking in some areas that are more affluent” arguing the council had to pay to maintain car parks . Others said it could help manage traffic in busy areas like New Brighton and West Kirby Charges are expected to increase by 20p at the following car parks where charges already apply with a new £1 overnight charge. In Birkenhead , these are Europa Square, Cook Street, Wilbraham Street, Exmouth Street, Atherton Street, Europa Pools, Barton Street, Woodside Approach, Hinson Street, Duncan Street, Elgin Way, Quarry Bank Street, and Price Street. In Heswall, these are Upper Mount Avenue, Rocky Lane, Pye Road, Mount Avenue, Puddydale in Heswall and in West Kirby, Dee Lane and the Concourse. In Liscard, Seaview Road, Liscard Village, and Liscard Crescent could see costs increase as well as at Wirral Country Park in Thurstaston, Royden Park, Arrowe Country Park, and Eastham Country Park. New charges would also be brought in at the following car parks as well as a £1 overnight charge: Fort Perch Rock car park in New Brighton, Derby Pool car park in New Brighton, Chamberlain Street car park in Birkenhead, Old Chester Road Street car park in Birkenhead, Turner Street car park in Birkenhead, Banks Road car park in Heswall, Roslin Road car park in Irby, Fishers Lane car park in Pensby, Carr Lane car park in Hoylake, Charles Road car park in Hoylake, Market Street car park in Hoylake, Barlow Avenue car park in Bebington, Church Road car park in Bebington, Roland Avenue car park in Bebington, Allport Lane car park in Bromborough, Mill Park Drive car park in Eastham, Manor Road car park in Liscard, Garden Lane car park in Moreton, Holt Avenue car park in Moreton, Pasture Road car park in Moreton, Gunsite car park in Leasowe, Thurstaston Common car park in Thurstaston. Parking permits for traders of £720 a year and Wirral Council Park permits of £120 per year would be available if the new charges are approved.
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