Three states at risk of losing OSHA State Plan status over COVID-19 rules: reports
OSHA issued the ETS in June, and most of OSHA's State Plans, along with Puerto Rico, have followed suit. Under the ETS, State Plan programs were
Who’s to blame for Puerto Rico’s electricity crisis? It’s complicated, a report shows
Ongoing power outages in Puerto Rico constantly remind residents that essential work to modernize their antiquated and unreliable electric grid,
Puerto Rico Leads Way In Travel Recovery; Island Tourism Thrives
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico, Oct. 21, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- The U.S. Travel Association's Recovery Dashboard with data from Tourism Economics highlights
Puerto Rico Leads Way In Travel Recovery; Island Tourism Thrives
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico, Oct. 21, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- The U.S. Travel Association's Recovery Dashboard with data from Tourism Economics highlights
Bayonne man sexually assaulted girl, 12, and then moved to Puerto Rico: prosecutor
Steven A. Rodriguez, 21, was charged Wednesday with sexually assaulting a 12-year-old girl earlier this year before he moved to Aguada, Puerto Rico,
Puerto Rico, parts of South America beat Florida on COVID vaccinations. Know why? | Editorial
Puerto Rico has succeeded where Florida has fallen short. The U.S. territory has fully vaccinated more than 72% of its residents against COVID,
Puerto Rico’s Wyndham Palmas Names New VP, Executive Chef
The resort is set on the Palms Del Mar community in Puerto Rico, home to two of the island's top golf courses. News · caribbean, chef, hotels, melia,
Puerto Rico Board Plans to Withdraw Debt Plan If Bond Bill Fails
Puerto Rico's financial oversight board said it will withdraw its debt restructuring plan from court if the commonwealth's legislature fails to pass
Puerto Rican Heritage Brand Chocolate Cortés Joins Forces with superhero La Borinqueña to Promote Arts & Education with Limited Edition Hot Chocolate Bars
NEW YORK, Oct. 21, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Chocolate Cortés, a 92 –year old Puerto Rican and Dominican, family-owned chocolate manufacturing company
Investigation in Puerto Rico Recovers $106K in Overtime Wages
A U.S. Department of Labor Wage and Hour Division investigation has found a Puerto Rico-based security services company misclassified 136 of its