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A Biocatalytic Platform for Synthesis of Chiral α-Trifluoromethylated Organoborons.
Huang, Xiongyi
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There are few biocatalytic transformations that produce fluorine-containing molecules prevalent in modern pharmaceuticals. To expand the scope of biocatalysis for organofluorine synthesis, we have developed an enzymatic platform for highly enantioselective carbene B-H bond insertion to yield versatile α-trifluoromethylated (α-CF3) organoborons, an important class of organofluorine molecules that contain stereogenic centers bearing both CF3 and boron groups. In contrast to current "carbene transferase" enzymes that use a limited set of simple diazo compounds as carbene precursors, this system based on Rhodothermus marinus cytochrome c (Rma cyt c) can accept a broad range of trifluorodiazo alkanes and deliver versatile chiral α-CF3 organoborons with total turnovers up to 2870 and enantiomeric ratios up to 98.5:1.5. Computational modeling reveals that this broad diazo scope is enabled by an active-site environment that directs the alkyl substituent on the heme CF3-carbene intermediate toward the solvent-exposed face, thereby allowing the protein to accommodate diazo compounds with diverse structural features.
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Directed evolution of a far-red fluorescent rhodopsin.
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Microbial rhodopsins are a diverse group of photoactive transmembrane proteins found in all three domains of life. A member of this protein family, Archaerhodopsin-3 (Arch) of halobacterium Halorubrum sodomense, was recently shown to function as a fluorescent indicator of membrane potential when expressed in mammalian neurons. Arch fluorescence, however, is very dim and is not optimal for applications in live-cell imaging. We used directed evolution to identify mutations that dramatically improve the absolute brightness of Arch, as confirmed biochemically and with live-cell imaging (in Escherichia coli and human embryonic kidney 293 cells). In some fluorescent Arch variants, the pK(a) of the protonated Schiff-base linkage to retinal is near neutral pH, a useful feature for voltage-sensing applications. These bright Arch variants enable labeling of biological membranes in the far-red/infrared and exhibit the furthest red-shifted fluorescence emission thus far reported for a fluorescent protein (maximal excitation/emission at ∼ 620 nm/730 nm).


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Leader's Column: Harnessing the power of technology and communities
Council Leader Brenda Warrington talks about the importance of technology during this time.
By Tameside Council Leader, Brenda Warrington
The position of Civic Mayor of Tameside is one of our most significant and prestigious roles. For as long as there has been a place called Tameside, there has been a Mayor.
Last week the historic lineage of the Civic Mayor and the brave new world of technology were brought together.
Tuesday, May 26 would normally see us welcome the new Mayor at our annual meeting at Guardsman Tony Downes House in Droylsden. However, due to the ongoing lockdown it would have been inappropriate to have so many people in one building.
So, with a little bit of help from Skype, Councillor Janet Cooper made history by becoming the first person to accept her office at a virtual meeting. I have no doubt that she will write her own page in the long and proud history of the Civic Mayor of Tameside.
That meeting showed how we've responded to terrible pandemic in our midst; by using technology to continue running as many services as possible, and by rallying our communities together to support each other.
As well as the Mayor Making, a number of other meetings have taken the plunge and gone online. Our Speaker's Panel was hosted via Skype a fortnight ago, giving us the opportunity to work through planning discussions and decisions while maintaining social distancing.
Other meetings hosted online so far include the Executive Cabinet, GM Pension Fund Management and Advisory Panel, and the Governing Body of Tameside and Glossop CCG.
Our response to coronavirus in the here and now also continues at pace. Thanks to the incredible help of our communities and key workers, we've made 1,750 emergency food deliveries to 1,570 vulnerable residents in 1,060 households, paid out £39.2 million worth of grants to 3,568 local businesses and supported 35,427 children between Reception and Year 11 to continue their education even as most of our classrooms remain empty.
After we have defeated this pandemic the work to rebuild must start. By harnessing the power of technology and Tameside's community spirit, I am confident that we have been able to both protect our residents while also beginning to plan for the future, putting ourselves in the best position to hit the ground running when the time comes.
Thank you to all the people whose hard work and sacrifices have made this possible, and please continue to protect yourself and others while Tameside's struggle against coronavirus continues.
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diamondrmp replied to jason20's topic in VMC Annual National MeetI just cancelled two days ago and the girl told me the Prescott Resort is overbooked. Thats going to be interesting when people arrive thinking they have a room and don't.
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Considering I got laid off in May and my only income is UI. $40.00 is a lot to spend right now. FREE at the Peppermill worked out just right and right on time for us.
It may be a sign of the economy. People just can't afford it. If it weren't for the rates we got at the Peppermill we wouldn't have made it.
I was able to get a room cheaper at the Peppermill.
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diamondrmp replied to PATTI's topic in Victory Highway Relay - V2VThe wind in their faces will do them some good! LOL
I here what you are saying. I know, you know a bunch of VMCer's know. That doesn't mean squat for someone that forgets or a newbie. The point I am trying to get across is for newbies or people like me that don't ride it all the time and forget. A newbie doesn't know the dates if they just joined today or a few days before the V2V. Instead of having to do a bunch of searching just pin a thread with the history and dates (that never change). This is an event that requires planning and taking vacations etc for many.
I'd like to make a suggestion. We get new members here all the time. They may know nothing of the V2V. SO saying the dates are the same doesn't help them. Personally I don't remember the start date. I remember the end because its on July 4th. Maybe Pin Patti's post of the history along with the dates? That way you click the V2V forum and there is a pinned thread that will tell you the history and the date it is held.


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Is what safe?
the polystyrene and egg crate? i presume it doesn't give off any toxins over time?
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AHHHH thanks. that makes more sense. very interesting info thanks man.
on a completely different topic.. the nano fish/killi(i think its called) fish.. do you get "smart species"?
for example i guppie is a stupid fish, convicts are smart, haha.
Convicts are convicted criminals, not smart coz they got caught, right?
Please do explain...
You referring to Thai or Taiwanese? Know the difference?
guppies (to me) are stupid fish just swimming around and has no personality.... if i take an puffer fish for example, they have personality, they explore, they notice you and follow you and you can clearly see that there's a personality involved. does that make sense?
I actually disagree. Have you noticed that guppies also does the same. If you have a crap load of guppies, it will be hard to see each individual personality. I don't think there are "stupid" fish as per say, but rather less intelligent / slow... i.e. Ottos vs SAE. for an Otto it takes them like a month to finally realize that there are algae wafers in the tank, but once they figured that out, they always go they actively seek it out. But with SAE, they take less than a day, and they will find the algae wafer...
i see your point, so are their killis (is that the right name?) that has personality trades?
and what would you suggest as an "shrimp safe" algae eater? since i ant seem to find otto's anywhere
something that stays small also perhaps...
Yeah bar forgetting these oscars, they're like owning a pet dog... only better, they can't follow you into the bathroom
Ancistrus is "shrimp safe"...I just wouldn't advise in getting them if you have a dense carpet or planning to breed fish
what do you know about the whiptail catfich?
It is an omnivore (and not the world's best algae cleaner to begin with) so I'm not sure how it would react with shrimps...
What algae is an issue for you?
its not really an issue for me at the moment,(lights are off most of the time, but green algae id say will be the biggest hassle when i add more light, friend of mine has brown brad algae but it seems he's got snails that eat those. id like some otto's in the shrimp tank as something to live with the shrimp and that can also maintain the algae if needed. i have a coolie loach that lives with the shrimp but he's soooo shy, haha
They do better in shoals...add another 6 of them and they'll play non stop...specially while there's a bit of ambient light, but your tank lights are still off.
Like I said...bristlenose ancistrus will be fine...but they notorious egg eaters, so you wont be able to breed fish in their tank
the bastard childs, haha
but shrimp keep the eggs until they hatch so wont that be safe? still sounds risky
They fine in shrimp tanks...
Only when you breeding something that physically lay clutches of eggs (like rams, apistos, angels, etc) could they be eaten. Not saying they will...sometimes the parents are great at keeping potential predators at bay...even at night (which is why it's always advised to keep a weak light on somewhere in the fishroom when you have a tank with a breeding pair as well as other fish)
so snails might suffer, good info once again thanks
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March 15: At this time, the ILTA Executive Board and the Organizing and
Advisory Committees, have decided that the most judicious and practical
decision is not to move forward with LTRC2020 as a scheduled face-to-face conference meeting on June 9-13 due to Covid-19. Additional information will be posted once alternate plans can be put into place.
Preconference Workshops
All workshops are one-day in length. Minimum registration must be met or the workshops will be cancelled. Should a workshop be cancelled, you will be notified by email and you may transfer your registration to another workshop, or you may cancel the workshop.
Tuesday, June 9, 2020, 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
Workshop 1: What Teachers Need to Know About Assessing Speaking
Wednesday, June 10, 2020, 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
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American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP)
Annual Fees Due July 1 to Avoid Late Fees & Other Necessary Actions
On May 10 invoices for the 2012-2013 annual fee were emailed to programs that are CAAHEP accredited, hold the CoAEMSP Letter of Review, or are in the process of seeking accreditation.
The annual fee of $1200 is due July 1, and is considered late if not received by July 31.Unfortunately, the CoAEMSP must take action when programs have not paid their fee by the due date. Programs are subject to:
The CoAEMSP wants to avoid incurring these penalties; please help us avoid taking these measures.
Note: The invoice was emailed to the program director unless the program informed the CoAEMSP otherwise.
The Importance of the Letter of Review (LoR)and Letter of Review Self Study Report (LSSR)
The LoR attests that a particular Paramedic educational program is "in process" of becoming accredited. The LoR is significant because it means:
In order to receive the LoR, a program must submit a LSSR along with all the requisite fees and materials. The LSSR is reviewed to ensure that the core information is complete and appears to meet the CAAHEP Standards. If so, the LoR is issued; if not, the LSSR is rejected, and the LoR is not issued. Possession of a LoR does not guarantee accreditation.
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Revised Graduate and Employer Surveys
For each group of graduating students, programs are required to conduct surveys of those graduates and the employers of those graduates within 6-12 months after graduation. Programs may use one of three methods to conduct the survey:
1) use the CoAEMSP survey as presented;2) convert the CoAEMSP items into an electronic format; or 3) use the DataARC web-based system.
Programs may add items to a program-developed survey, but cannot delete any CoAEMSP required items. The surveys were recently revised, based on YOUR input.
Process for Using Online Surveys Programs that use SurveyMonkey may contact CoAEMSP for the tool to be transferred from its SurveyMonkey account to the Program's account. To transfer the tool, the Program must have a professional account and provide the Program's username to Lynn at CoAEMSP. The transfer takes a few minutes and can be accomplished with a phone call or an email. You can reach Lynn via email or by phone at 214.703.8445, ext 115.
Process for Using DataARC If you choose to use DataARC for these surveys, there is no cost to programs, compliments of CoAEMSP. Should you decide to use DataARC or need additional assistance with implementing DataARC, please contact Marilyn Childers at DataARC. You will need to know your program number (600xxx). In the event you do not have a program number, you can still get an account. Tell Ms. Childers you do not have a program number and she will create a temporary number. Upon notification of the CoAEMSP program number, the account login will be updated to that. You can reach Ms. Childers via email or by phone at 866.328.2552.
New Procedure for Payment of Site Visit Cost
A new procedure will be implemented by the CoAEMSP for when programs pay the cost of a site visit, bringing several benefits to programs. Programs with site visits occurring or scheduled after July 1, 2012, will pay an upfront, flat fee of $2700 for a regular* site visit.
For programs with site visits already scheduled, CoAEMSP will work directly with them to convert to this new payment system. Other than this transition period, programs will pay the flat fee at the time of submission of the Initial-Accreditation Self Study Report (ISSR) or the Continuing-Accreditation Self Study Report (CSSR).** On the rare occasion when the actual cost of a regular site visit exceeds $3200, the program would only pay the actual amount over the $3200.***
The benefits of this change to programs are:
* A regular site visit is 2 visitors for 2 days.
** Programs submitting the Letter of Review Self Study Report (LSSR) do not pay this site visit fee at that time. This site visit fee will be paid when the program submits its ISSR.
*** On a case-by-case basis, CoAEMSP determines if there are special circumstances that require more than a regular site visit. If CoAEMSP determines that the site visit requires more than 2 visitors, the program will be invoiced $1350/additional visitor. If CoAEMSP determines that the site visit requires more than 2 days, the program will be invoiced $250/visitor/additional day.
How are costs controlled?
Since publishing the new procedure for site visit costs, a frequent question has been "How are costs controlled?" CoAEMSP has several mechanisms in place to keep costs down:
1) The Program recommends the nearest airport(s) and at least 3 hotels.2) The site visit team must use the CoAEMSP designated travel agent.3) If airfare is more than $400, then the travel agent must obtain approval from CoAEMSP staff before proceeding to book it.4) Site visitors have a per diem to cover food and beverage.5) The Site Visit Team rents a car ONLY after obtaining approval from the Program and CoAEMSP staff. Car rental is not a routine expense; therefore, extra efforts are made to ensure that costs are minimized.
6) Site visitors are not paid, but volunteer their time. Their services are provided compliments of their institution and only receive a per diem to cover their travel expenses.
Every effort is made to maintain costs while ensuring the comfort and safety of our volunteer site visitors!
The Relationship Between CoAEMSP and CAAHEP
How long does the accreditation process take? You have probably asked this question, especially if you are a newer program director. The answer: it depends. It depends on 1) the completeness of the Self Study Report when it is submitted; 2) providing site visit dates with ample time to coordinate a team; 3) whether the program is seeking initial accreditation or continuing accreditation; and 4) the timing of the site visit in relation to the next CoAEMSP and CAAHEP Board meetings. Although a program can be in control of many of the steps, they cannot be in control of CoAEMSP and CAAHEP meeting schedules, which have an affect on the length of the accreditation process. With 2013 on the horizon, it is important that programs understand the timeline for the end of the process: when CoAEMSP and CAAHEP meet.
The Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs (CAAHEP) is the accreditor; therefore, a Paramedic program is CAAHEP-accredited, NOT CoAEMSP-accredited. The Committee on Accreditation for the EMS Professions (CoAEMSP) works under the auspices of CAAHEP and makes a "status of public recognition" recommendation to CAAHEP. CAAHEP meets every other month (January, March, May, July, September, November); CoAEMSP meets quarterly (February, May, August, November).
Due dates for CoAEMSP Board meetings are two months in advance. Why so long? Several reasons:
1) With an average meeting agenda containing 48-60 programs to review, it takes time to collect the program information and accreditation record, and collate an agenda book of just program data;2) Approximately one month after the meeting due date, the Board members are grouped into four Review Teams (Team ALPHA, Team BRAVO, Team CHARLIE, Team DELTA) that meet for 3 hours via teleconference to review one-fourth of the programs on the agenda;3) Following the four teleconferences, staff compiles the Review Teams' recommendations and creates the full CoAEMSP Board agenda book, which includes program recommendations and business-related items (policies, Standards interpretations, budget, site visitors, etc.); and, 4) This time frame provides the CoAEMSP Board members ample time to review the agenda book prior to the meeting.
After the CoAEMSP Board meets, it then forwards its "status of public recognition" recomendation to CAAHEP. CAAHEP meets every other month and CoAEMSP's deadline for getting materials to them is the 15th of the prior month. The CAAHEP Board then meets and reviews the accreditation record of the programs, then communicates its decision via mail within 10 days.
Based on the steps that take place from CoAEMSP meeting deadline to CAAHEP notification, the timeline for the August CoAEMSP Board meeting is as follows:
Progress reports are reviewed by CoAEMSP and do not require CAAHEP action unless a change in accreditation status is recommended. CoAEMSP responds to the Program's progress report, however, only after the "status of public recognition" recommendations have been forwarded to CAAHEP.
Although sometimes it may feel like your response to the site visit findings or progress report goes into a deep black hole, and it is forever before you hear anything, know that CoAEMSP and CAAHEP are working feverishly "behind the scenes". If you are ever in doubt, you are welcome to call the CoAEMSP Executive Office.
Have You Heard About YAM?
No, it's not the vegetable we're talking about, it's "Your Accreditation Mentor" (YAM).
The YAM website includes:
Take advantage of this great free resource and go to the YAM website today!
Programs Adjusted CSSR Due Dates
With the influx of Initial-Accreditation Self Study Reports (ISSRs), CoAEMSP adjusted due dates for programs currently holding continuing accreditation status and had a Continuing-Accreditation Self Study Report (CSSR) due between July 1 and December 1, 2012. Programs that currently hold initial accreditation are NOT affected.
All programs will receive a reminder and invoice six to seven months in advance of the SSR due date.
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Responding to Findings Letters and Submitting Progress Reports
Last month's webinar addressed important issues regarding Findings Letters and Progress Reports to help programs avoid unnecessary delays in the accreditation process. If you weren't able to attend, you can access the webinar here.
Most noteworthy for programs, it was pointed out how critical it is to first carefully digest the contents of the Findings Letter, then prepare an appropriate response to the information requested. This is also true to preparing a Progress Report. Questions may be: "What exactly are they asking for?", "What specifically do I need to submit?", or "How much detail is expected?" Sometimes, in the effort to respond to the request for required information, programs actually send too much data that may not be concise or does not address the citation. This "information overload" can further delay the process of demonstrating that the requirement has been satisfactorily met. It may also result in the need to submit another progress report, or even add an additional reporting period.
These questions, issues and other topics were answered during the webinar. If you missed it, you can still view it here.
Read what a couple of participants had to say about the webinar:
"Good webinar for all ALS EMS Institutes either initial or re-accreditation." "Thank you for all of your help with this process... it is invaluable!"
If you have suggestions for future webinars, please email us!
Attend One of the LAST TWO Accreditation Workshops Before the 2013 Initiative Goes Into Effect
If you haven't attended an accreditation workshop and are planning on becoming accredited, make plans now. The last two accreditation workshops scheduled before the 2013 initiative goes into effect January 1, 2013 are being held this summer. Join us at your choice of two locations to gain valuable information and have the opportunity for individual attention.The workshop will include the:
Following the conclusion of the Pittsburgh workshop at noon on Friday, June 29, 2012, Dr. Hatch and Ms. Cason will be available for individual 15 minute sessions from 1:00 - 3:00 pm. These special 15 minute sessions will be based on time availability. A sign-up roster will be available at the beginning of the workshop.
June 28-29, Pittsburgh
August 6-7, Orlando at NAEMSE Annual Symposium
Visit us at the NAEMSE Annual Symposium in Orlando!
Surely you'll need a break from educational sessions, networking and lounging in the hot Florida sun. So when you head to the Exhibition Hall at the NAEMSE Annual Symposium, be sure to stop by and see us at Booth #205.
You can pick up some valuable accreditation tips, learn of upcoming events, and introduce yourself. We look forward to meeting you!
Attend a Site Visitor Workshop During the NAEMSE Annual Symposium
CoAEMSP will offer a Site Visitor Workshop during the NAEMSE Annual Symposium in Orlando this August. This 4 hour pre-conference workshop, along with the three "Standard Interpretations" sessions on the program, will constitute a Site Visitor Training workshop. Attendees must be qualified as Site Visitors and approved through CoAEMSP. The pre-conference session will cover the process for conducting a site visit, the questions and methods for the visit, the schedule to be used and the report that must be completed. (Interpretation sessions during the conference will go over Standards interpretation for each section of standards.) Additionally, responsibilities to the CoA will also be discussed.
To apply to become a site visitor complete and submit the Site Visitor application found here, along with 2 letters of recommendation and a current CV to email@example.com. In addition, successfully pass the CAAHEP Site Visitor quiz found here. If your application is accepted, you will be registered for the Site Visitor Workshop. The CoAEMSP will notify you within 14 days of receipt of the completed application packet. The schedule for the Site Visitor Workshop and the Interpretations of the CAAHEP Standards is:
Tuesday, August 7, 1-5 pm, Site Visitor Workshop
Wednesday, August 8, 2:45-3:45pm, Interpretations of CAAHEP Standards, Part I*
Thursday, August 9, 12:30-1:30pm, Interpretations of CAAHEP Standards, Part III*
Thursday, August 9, 4:45-5:45pm, Interpretations of CAAHEP Standards, Part II*
Meet Board Member
Peter Taillac, MD is an Associate Professor of Surgery in the Department of Surgery, Division of Emergency Medicine, at the University of Utah School of Medicine. Peter is also a Colonel with the Medical Corp of the Utah Army National Guard, holding the title of State Surgeon.
Among his other numerous appointments and positions, Peter is the Utah State EMS Medical Director for the Bureau of Emergency Medical Services, Utah Department of Health. He is Attending Faculty Physician and Associate Clinical Professor of Emergency Medicine Residency for the University of Utah School of Medicine. He is Medical Advisor for Emergency Preparedness for University Hospital; and serves as the Utah State EMS Medical Director for the Bureau of Emergency Medical Services, Utah Department of Health. Peter was instrumental in developing the paramedic program for West Valley City Fire and EMS; and has served as its Medical Director for nearly a decade.
Throughout his career, Peter has conducted a variety of research, made numerous presentations, and received awards including "Unsung Hero" for medical direction in establishing the first EMS paramedic rescue program in West Valley City, Utah; and the "Outstanding Service Award" from Utah Alliance for Cardiovascular Health for his leadership in development of the Utah Stroke and STEMI Systems.
Peter spent ten years of active duty military service as a physician, which included three years as teaching faculty at the Emergency Medicine residency in Ft. Lewis, WA. He has helped develop EMS and emergency medicine programs in Delhi, India and in Kumasi, Ghana.
Among Peter's professional affiliations, he serves as Secretary of the Medical Directors Council for The National Association of State EMS Officials (NASEMSO); is a member of the Advisory Board for the Utah Poison Control Center; the American College of Emergency Physicians; National Association of EMS Physicians; and Society of Academic Emergency Medicine.
Peter is on the editorial board for Prehospital Emergency Care and Western Journal of Emergency Medicine; and also part of the "Ski-Doc" patrol at Brighton Resort.
Peter represents NASEMSO on the CoAEMSP Board along with Donna Tidwell.
Site Visitor Highlight:
Thomas E. Platt, EdD, NREMT-P, is the Associate Director of the Office of Education at the Center for Emergency Medicine in Pittsburgh, PA. Tom is also an Assistant Professor and Vice Program Director of the Emergency Medicine Program at the University of Pittsburgh, School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences. In his role at the Center for Emergency Medicine, Tom is the Program Director for the Paramedic Training Program, overseeing all aspects of the Center's Paramedic Training Program, including teaching the Cardiology and Respiratory course. Becoming a paramedic in 1983, Tom was recognized by the National Registry of EMTs (NREMT) for 20 continuous years as a nationally registered paramedic.
Tom has served on the revision of the EMT-Basic National Standard Curriculum Project, served as Co-Principal Investigator for the First Responder National Standard Curriculum Project, and was an author for the revision of the EMT-Intermediate and Paramedic National Standard Curricula.
Tom has worked on numerous local, regional, state, national and international health care efforts. Most recently he was the Associate Executive Director of the HMC/UPMC Partnership, an initiative designed to improve emergency services at Hamad Medical Corporation in Qatar. He has also conducted EMS Education programs in Iceland, the United Kingdom, Saudi Arabia and Qatar.
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The National Association of State EMS Officials (NSEMSO) was founded in 1980 and is the lead national organization for EMS. As such, it is a respected voice for national EMS policy with concern and commitment for the development of effective, integrated, community-based, universal and consistent EMS systems. These systems use public health principles, data and evidence as a basis for safe and effective care in day-to-day operations as well as during catastrophic events.
NASEMSO supports its members in developing EMS policy and oversight, as well as in providing vision, leadership and resources in the development and improvement of state, regional and local EMS and emergency care systems. NASEMSO is active in all states and territories, by being a strong national voice for EMS, an acknowledged key resource for EMS information and policy, and a leader in developing and disseminating evidence-based decisions and policy.
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Premier Brian Pallister is urging Manitoba Hydro and its unions to avoid 700 layoffs by agreeing to an Employment Insurance work-share plan, even though it's neither practical nor feasible, a confidential memo shows.
The internal Manitoba Hydro memo says that Service Canada, which administers the job-sharing program, requires that all employees and unions agree to it before submitting an application. The Crown utility has 5,475 full-time employees and multiple unions.
"Manitoba Hydro does not expect all employees to voluntarily agree to reduce their hours of work and pay," the memo says. Moreover, if Service Canada approved Manitoba Hydro's application, the level of weekly reporting that the federal department requires would be "very resource intensive." Administering the program is "administratively complex and burdensome," and could end up costing Hydro more money.
Yet, at a Thursday morning teleconference, the premier was rooting for Hydro and its employees to work out a job-sharing agreement. He has promoted the idea since he began ordering wage-cost reductions in the public sector in response to the pandemic.
"We have never demanded layoffs," Pallister said. Work-share arrangements are happening in other public sector workplaces and Crown corporations and he urged the unions and the utility to "get back to the table and avoid layoffs."
"It's what we prefer and what I've urged Hydro to do and what I would urge unions to do," Pallister said. "I would encourage them to avail themselves of the opportunity."
On Thursday morning, Manitoba Hydro president and CEO Jay Grewal sent a message to employees saying the 700 temporary layoffs she announced on Monday "have never been our desired outcome." She said they remain open to exploring all options to meet the $11-million workforce expense reduction imposed by the government as part of its pandemic response. Grewal said her preferred option would be an eight per cent temporary pay cut for everyone at Hydro, including herself, and that it would require unions to agree to it.
One of Hydro's major unions says it has asked Hydro for details about the proposals and where layoffs would occur but have been told that information is "cabinet privilege," said Mike Espenell, business manager for Local 2034 of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, which represents 2,283 Hydro workers.
"We don't know if we're negotiating with the government or Hydro right now. Everybody's hands are tied here. It's very difficult," said Espenell, adding he thinks the premier is muzzling Hydro's executive, which has openly balked at layoffs after it already cut 14 per cent of its staff — 872 positions — in recent years.
"We believe the corporation has been told they can't share anything with us. I think we've got a good relationship with the corporation, but at this point, we're not really dealing with the corporation," he said.
Opposition Leader Wab Kinew has written to Grewal asking for a meeting to find out what effect the $11 million in cuts directed by Pallister will have on employees, Hydro rates and the future of the publicly owned utility.
"The premier has so far refused to allow the house to resume sitting more regularly for the foreseeable future and will not call budgetary committees to examine government's directives and cuts to Hydro," Kinew's letter said.
"I would like to make the case that these job cuts are not necessary," he said in an interview. "I think it's all Pallister, in terms of where this is coming from."
Liberal Leader Dougald Lamont expressed similar concern.
"Neither Hydro nor the PCs have provided a shred of evidence to explain why any of these cuts are necessary or justified. The only reason Hydro is providing is that they have been ordered to do so by Brian Pallister, which the premier has publicly denied. These cuts are not necessary and they are happening because Pallister is ordering them, while denying it. That is a bad line to cross," Lamont said.
Manitoba Hydro declined to comment Thursday, issuing a statement instead.
"Manitoba Hydro continues to discuss several approaches to meet the savings targets with our bargaining units to minimize the impact on our employees and the service we provide our customers," the statement said. "We had been working with bargaining units to explore options which would allow for some flexibility in meeting this objective. Unfortunately, we could not find common ground on a means to achieve that, but we are continuing our conversations."
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