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Jessica Miller

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Salt Lake City
As seen in: The Salt Lake Tribune, MSN, Yahoo Entertainment, Yahoo Life, PBS Frontline, Business Wire, The Toronto Star, U.S. News and World Report, University of Michigan, Chron, Salon and
Covers:  courts, crime, police, justice
Investigative journalist | Formerly Jessica Miller | New byline, same reporter for @sltrib | Reach me at jschreifels@sltrib.com

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Salt Lake Tribune courts and crime reporter.

I cover seven district courts in the state of Utah. My stories can be found at www.sltrib.com. You can follow me on Twitter: @jm_miller.

Articles

Tourism tax could hit some North West regions harder than others, says MHA expert

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By Jessica Miller 
| liverpoolchamber.org.uk
A proposed law enabling English regions to impose a tax on overnight stays could put some areas of the North West at a disadvantage and threaten visitor numbers, according to a regional tourism finance expert. The Overnight Visitor Levy, proposed in this month’s King’s Speech, would give some mayoral authorities the means to apply charges to overnight accommodation stays to help fund local services.
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Milburn Review ‘Must be a wakeup call’

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By Jessica Miller 
| liverpoolchamber.org.uk
“Now, government needs to take even bolder action to tackle those at risk before they become NEET. That means earlier and better careers education; more training routes at Level 2; and reducing costs for employers. “Businesses are keen to engage with the Milburn Review and with government in the coming months as solutions to these critical issues are developed.
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Firms Warn of Rising Costs from Iran Crisis

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By Jessica Miller 
| liverpoolchamber.org.uk
“The impact of the Iran conflict is being directly felt by firms the length and breadth of the UK. Higher energy bills, shipping disruption and the rising cost of raw materials are daily concerns for business. “Even if the current ceasefire soon signals the end of the conflict, the economic reverberations will be felt for many months to come. The geopolitical kaleidoscope has been shaken and there’s no quick fix.
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