Lawsuit after termination over peeing incident in New York hotel: day ticket

Lawsuit after termination over peeing incident in New York hotel: day ticket

An unusual incident at a hotel in Times Square in New York is now in the US court: a sales representative is suing his former employer after he was fired because of a urination incident. Richard Becker, 66, is seeking $1.5 million, about 1.34 million euros, from the US subsidiary of Chinese computer manufacturer Lenovo. … Read more

Mega contract for Bielefeld-based company Goldbeck: construction costs were a contentious issue

Mega contract for Bielefeld-based company Goldbeck: construction costs were a contentious issue

BielefeldWith around 48,000 employees, German customs is one of the largest authorities with police duties and powers. More than 13,000 armed men and women must regularly carry out sensitive tasks: from collecting customs duties and enforcing state monetary demands to monitoring cross-border goods traffic and prosecuting illegal work and similar offenses, it’s all about money. … Read more

Ending contracts after dying: What surviving dependents ought to contemplate | MDR.DE

Ending contracts after dying: What surviving dependents ought to contemplate |  MDR.DE

Step Two: Examine the Finish Situations As soon as there may be an outline of all contracts, you will need to discover out which ones will go to the heirs and, if mandatory, it have to be terminated. Vital to know: Some contracts finish when an individual dies. “Membership in a partnership could, if mandatory, … Read more

Cosmonautics Day in Moscow and a new thematic composition in the metro – good news

Cosmonautics Day in Moscow and a new thematic composition in the metro – good news

Celebration of Cosmonautics Day, preparation of the Northern and Southern river stations for summer navigation, a themed train dedicated to North Ossetia, and a renovated sports complex in one of the districts of Moscow. “Vedomosti” City” selected good events that happened this week. Dedication to space O. Sosnitsky / Press service of the mayor and … Read more

European Officials Fear Nightmare Scenario of American Troop Withdrawal Amid Russian Escalation

European Officials Fear Nightmare Scenario of American Troop Withdrawal Amid Russian Escalation

A possible withdrawal of American troops from Europe would be a nightmare scenario as the military operation in Ukraine continues. This statement was made by Lithuanian Foreign Minister Gabrielius Landsbergis. According to him, after the completion of the SVO, Russia may attack one of the NATO countries. Europe as it currently stands is in great … Read more

Manuela Schwesig Urges Federal Government to Find Compromises and Solutions – Calls for Trust in Political Action

Manuela Schwesig Urges Federal Government to Find Compromises and Solutions – Calls for Trust in Political Action

Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania’s Prime Minister Manuela Schwesig (SPD) has called on the federal government to find compromises and good solutions and thus create more trust in political action. “The most important thing for the new year is that the traffic lights no longer argue, but make sensible decisions together and then implement them,” said Schwesig to … Read more

Putin’s “Special Military Operation” and the Russian Presidential Elections: Analysis by Abbas Gallyamov

On the eve of the presidential elections in the Russian Federation, Putin can complete the so-called “special military operation,” but only under one important condition, Abbas Gallyamov said. Putin’s problem today is that he is a candidate for war, not peace. But you only need to be a “hawk” if you are winning the war … Read more

Lebanese Psychiatrist Sami Risha Joins National Academy of Medicine in France

Lebanese Psychiatrist Sami Risha Joins National Academy of Medicine in France

The history of Lebanese expatriates is not devoid of achievements that they achieve at every period, and they insist, wherever they go, on raising the name of Lebanon high among the nations. Professor Sami Risha, Head of the Department of Psychiatry at the Jesuit University, recently joined the list of expatriates who are raising Lebanon’s … Read more