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Manufacturing M&As continue to manifest
Manufacturing M&As continue to manifest, illustration photo/ Source: Shutterstock In the automobile manufacturing industry, Jardine Cycle & Carriage Ltd., announced on November 14 that it has subscribed to a private placement by Vietnamese carmaker Truong Hai Group Corporation for a domestic convertible bond of VND8.68 trillion ($350 million). A number of deals have been announced across other segments.
New PPE Requirements For Some CA Health Care Employers | JD Supra
Happy new year! California is ringing in 2021 with some new requirements related to personal protective equipment for certain health care employers. Due to shortages during the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, two new bills were approved in September to help prevent a reoccurrence. These laws require covered health care employers to maintain stockpiles of certain supplies and to implement procedures relating to those supplies.
General Acute Care Hospitals Must Reimburse For Certain Required Trainings
Constangy, Brooks, Smith & Prophete, LLP United States: General Acute Care Hospitals Must Reimburse For Certain Required Trainings 24 December 2020 Constangy, Brooks, Smith & Prophete, LLP To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com.
General Acute Care Hospitals Must Reimburse For Certain Required Trainings | JD Supra
Effective January 1. California Labor Code Section 2802 requires that employers reimburse employees for any “necessary expenditure or loss incurred by the employee in direct consequence of the discharge of the employee’s duties.” The California legislature has decided to clarify that obligation for acute care hospitals to address the shortage of health care professionals and to relieve employees from the costs of employer-mandated educational programs or trainings.
Cal/OSHA Board Adopts Temporary Emergency Standard To Protect Workers From COVID-19 | JD Supra
On November 19, California’s Division of Occupational Safety and Health adopted an Emergency Temporary Standard to protect most workers in California from hazards related to COVID-19. One of the most significant provisions is that employers will be required to exclude workers who have either tested positive or been exposed to a COVID-19 case at work, and to continue paying their full wages, and maintain their seniority and other benefits, while they are out. When does the Standard take effect?
Arbitration Provision In Plan Provider Agreement May Be Enforceable, California Court Says | JD Supra
A California appeals court has ruled that an arbitration provision in a plan provider agreement was enforceable as “Step Two” of its dispute resolution process. In Epstein v. Vision Service Plan, optometrist Gordon Epstein entered into a Network Doctor Agreement with Vision Service Plan to be a member of its provider network.
Modern pharma grows more colourful
Modern pharma grows more colourful (illustration photo, source: internet) Matsumotokiyoshi has agreed to form a joint venture with Lotus Food Group JSC to operate a drugstore chain under the name MatsuKiyo in Vietnam. The move is part of its broad plan to step up its operations outside Japan and tap into Vietnam’s strong demand for Japanese cosmetics and supplements.
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