Mississippi News
Mississippi General Motors employees go on strike
SUMMARY: Employees at the General Motors Parts Distribution Center in Brandon, Mississippi, joined the United Automobile Workers (UAW) strike. The UAW president called for strikes to expand against GM and Stellantis at 38 facilities across more than 20 states. Around 98 employees joined the union to strike in Brandon, with workers protesting nearby. Employees are demanding higher wages to make ends meet, with one worker sharing the difficult decision he had to make between paying rent and purchasing his wife's medication. The employees plan to be outside the distribution center from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. each day until the strike is resolved.
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SUMMARY: Active weather is expected in the Mid-South/Southeast region over the next 24-36 hours, with a chance of storms and showers. Wednesday will be partly cloudy with temperatures reaching the upper 80s and low 90s. Gusty southwest winds are also expected. Storms may develop in northern MS late Wednesday night, with potential for hail, wind, and tornadoes. Thursday may see additional storm development, but coverage is uncertain. Drier weather is expected for the weekend, with lower humidity and pleasant conditions. Rain chances return late Sunday into early next week.
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SUMMARY: Mississippi's economy is thriving with many job openings, but not enough people to fill them. Occupations in high demand include registered nurses, fast food workers, retail sales, general managers, first-line supervisors, and physicians. The state has a low unemployment rate, with jobs available in various sectors including healthcare, manufacturing, education, retail, transportation, and public administration. The mass exodus of Baby Boomers, early retirements, and the impact of the coronavirus pandemic have contributed to the mismatch between job openings and applicants. Experts note a shortage of workers in the hospitality industry and believe that many who left the job market are now returning.
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SUMMARY: The Columbus Police Department is cracking down on crime with Operation T-B.O.N.E, targeting neighborhoods to reduce violence. The recent arrest of two brothers for possession of stolen firearms and drugs prompted the involvement of their mother in the investigation. Chief Joseph Daughtry emphasized the importance of community involvement, urging people to provide tips and information to help combat crime. The CPD is increasing patrols in high-crime areas and making more traffic stops, aiming to make it uncomfortable for criminals. The slogan “Tippin' ain't snitchin'” underscores the importance of reporting criminal activity without fear of retaliation.
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