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Bare shelves at supermarkets are attributed to omicron, a labor shortage, climate change and other reasons. "We're really seeing the perfect storm."
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Fewer than half of fast food workers are notified by their employers when a colleague tests positive for COVID-19 — and most of them do not get paid sick leave if they contract the virus. -
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And here's where to find it in Los Angeles.
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So 2021 wasn't much better than 2020. So you drank a little too much to compensate. Time to sober up.
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From Himalayan momos to Polish pierogies, we love those tasty packages of vegetables, spice and meat wrapped in dough.
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Nothing soaks up last night's shenanigans like carbohydrates, electrolytes, spice and grease.
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From limited staff to full closures, businesses are having to adapt amid the county's high cases.
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The company says negotiations are at an "impasse" and no one expects a deal to happen until 2022.
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In its heyday, the restaurant was equally popular with Golden Age movie stars and tourist families from Omaha.
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Employees say the company has bargained in bad faith. The company says the wages they're offering are competitive.
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Given Southern California's history of oil leaks and spills, you might be wary. We get it. But local fishers are working hard to catch safe seafood.
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What started as a Jewish American practice has become a holiday tradition for all sorts of people.
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Parking restrictions have vendors rethinking their holiday plans and facing sharp downturns in sales.
