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Advocates hopeful temp workers' bill of rights will pass
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Providing needed transparency for more than 127,000 temp workers in the state
The Senate is expected to vote on a Temporary Workers' Bill of Rights Monday. The measure has gone to the Legislature several times, passing in the Senate twice, only for it to later be conditionally vetoed by Gov. Phil Murphy. Last month, the bill was pulled for not having enough support after some senators switched their vote from "yes" to "no."
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Advocates hopeful temp workers' bill of rights will pass
Clip: 11/18/2022 | 4m 5sVideo has Closed Captions
The Senate is expected to vote on a Temporary Workers' Bill of Rights Monday. The measure has gone to the Legislature several times, passing in the Senate twice, only for it to later be conditionally vetoed by Gov. Phil Murphy. Last month, the bill was pulled for not having enough support after some senators switched their vote from "yes" to "no."
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‘21’ series: A profile of Joe Morrison of Hunterdon County
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Clip: 11/18/2022 | 4m 7s | Morrison works to raise awareness about the disease, and still finds time for drag racing (4m 7s)
Affirming health services urged for transgender people
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Clip: 11/18/2022 | 4m 10s | Interview: Damien Alan Lopez, project manager at Garden State Equality (4m 10s)
Billions of plastic bags kept out of circulation by NJ ban
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Clip: 11/18/2022 | 4m 16s | Six months after the ban went into effect, environmentalists deem it a success (4m 16s)
Living art exhibition centers on diversity
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Clip: 11/18/2022 | 1m 22s | D.I.S.P.L.A.Y.E.D, an immersive performance, opens at Jersey City Theater Center (1m 22s)
NJ vets home whistleblower: 'The public had to know'
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Clip: 11/18/2022 | 4m 33s | Why Dave Ofshinsky blew the whistle on chaos at state-run veterans home in Paramus (4m 33s)
Port Authority blames inflation, revenue dip for toll hikes
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Clip: 11/18/2022 | 52s | Toll hikes are expected to go into effect Jan. 1 (52s)
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