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10 Best Cities to Be a Freelancer

10 Best Cities to Be a Freelancer Recent highlights: 1. Residents here enjoy New Hampshire's low -- read 0% -- state income and sales tax rates, as well as a moderate cost of living, all while being a short drive from Boston. 2. The cost of living can get high in Alaska thanks to this remote location, but you won't pay any state income taxes or local sales taxes. 3. The second-largest city in Alaska, Fairbanks has everything you could want in a city, including an international airport, while also offering the charm of a smaller town. 4. Seattle, WAIf you like the big city but aren't a fan of paying income taxes, welcome to Seattle #biyro #travel #instatravel #usa #ny More: https://biyro.com/blog/freelance/10-best-cities-to-be-a-freelancer/

C.R. has spent $34M improving accessibility since ADA compliance settlement

C.R. has spent $34M improving accessibility since ADA compliance settlement Recent highlights: 1. CEDAR RAPIDS — The city of Cedar Rapids has spent $34 million to bring public sidewalks, parks and other facilities into compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act since executing a settlement agreement with the U.S. Justice Department in 2015 to eliminate physical and communication barriers in city infrastructure. 2. Cedar Rapids was among more than 200 local governments the Justice Department targeted as part of Project Civic Access, an initiative to make city infrastructure, facilities and programs more accessible and bring them in compliance with the 1990 federal law #biyro #street #art #love #beautiful More: https://biyro.com/blog/freelance/cr-has-spent-34m-improving-accessibility-since-ada-compliance-settlement/

Your rights as a worker

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Your rights as a worker Recent highlights: 1. Best of all, a casual who works regular shifts for a national newspaper was given backdated holiday pay - and a contract providing a minimum of three shifts per week, holiday pay and assurance of self-employment status for taxation purposes. 2. However, the Part-time Workers (Prevention of Less Favourable Treatment) Regulations 2000 stipulate that a part-time worker has the right to no less favourable treatment than full-time workers. 3. A worker currently has no statutory right to sick pay, but it is possible, for example, that the Part-Time Workers Regulations will provide this if tested #biyro #travelgram #adventure #explore #instagram More: https://biyro.com/blog/freelance/your-rights-as-a-worker/