Coronavirus Daily Update: Hochul finally ends COVID-19 state of emergency as close election looms

September 12, 2022: COVID symptoms blamed for 500,000 workers not returning to labor pool

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SEPTEMBER 12, 2022 Hochul finally ends COVID-19 state of emergency as close election looms Gov. Kathy Hochul announced Monday that she will not extend the COVID-19 state of emergency amid falling caseloads and rising criticism of her use of the powers… COVID symptoms blamed for 500,000 workers not returning to labor pool "If we stay where we are with Covid infection rates going forward, we expect that 500,000-person [worker shortage] loss to persist until either exposure goes… Teacher shortages are real, but not for the reason you heard The U.S. education secretary has called for investment to keep teachers from quitting. Service, faith, true compassion: Queen Elizabeth's special virtues and valors The concept of there being something bigger than yourself has been lost on some for the time being at least. Perhaps the Queen's passing will… Advertisement Hochul gave COVID test contract to campaign donor that charged taxpayers double "We're in a different place now," Hochul told reporters in Manhattan as a midnight deadline loomed to extend two executive orders for another month. Advertisement

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