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Cincinnatians who paid city now-unconstitutional security system fees could see refunds coming

Cincinnatians who paid city now-unconstitutional security system fees could see refunds coming

Residents in Cincinnati who paid security system fees to the City of Cincinnati between 2014 and 2021, including false alarm fees, could see reimbursements coming their way in the future.
CPSC Warns Against Use of Two Carbon-Monoxide Detectors

CPSC Warns Against Use of Two Carbon-Monoxide Detectors

The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) is warning consumers not to buy or use two carbon monoxide detectors it says can fail to alert them to the presence of the potentially deadly gas.
NICET Needs to Recalculate Certification Times

NICET Needs to Recalculate Certification Times

It could foreseeably take several years to obtain just a Level I Certification, with a Level III or IV becoming almost impossible to obtain.
3-20-23 NESA National Monitor

3-20-23 NESA National Monitor

Public Safety Updates PA: Town OKs fire alarm ordinance3.17.23 - By M.J. Mahon - Press Enterprise ...

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Why Are Workplace Injury Costs Rising So Much?

Why Are Workplace Injury Costs Rising So Much?

Healthcare consolidation spikes workers comp physician costs by 8%. Average co-pay cost for hurt technician rises by $29-$91 per treatment.
7 Top Access Control Trends to Target

7 Top Access Control Trends to Target

Wireless access, smart credentials, wireless door handles, remote management and other features to consider.
4 Strategies to Ease Emerging Technology Supplier Challenges

4 Strategies to Ease Emerging Technology Supplier Challenges

Engineering and performance focus can leave suppliers with a huge blind spot: application of product to drive adoption rates.

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Kansas takes bold steps forward-preparing residents for critical, in-demand careers.

The Office of Registered Apprenticeship within the Kansas Department of Commerce is helping employers and prospective employees beat the skills shortage with apprenticeships in fields both traditional — construction and manufacturing, for example — and non-traditional: healthcare, education, human resources, information technology and other critical areas.