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Ohio politicians back ONMA initiative, support the purpose of Sunshine Week
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read moreZinser on proposed new overtime rule
This writer and many others predicted that the Department of Labor, under the leadership of Secretary Acosta would publish a new proposed rule in March 2019. The new proposed rule would increase the salary level threshold that must be met in order to be overtime exempt under the Federal Fair Labor Standards Act.
read moreHow are newspapers doing? It depends on who you ask
It was a lot like other experiences I’ve had at conventions over the past couple of years. In March, as I gathered my backpack to head out of the room where I’d just spoken in Madison, Wisconsin, a man approached and said, “I really appreciated what you had to say. May I ask a question?”
read moreInto the Issues: Newspapers need to explain how we work
Newspapers cover almost every imaginable topic, but when it comes to understanding and explaining their own roles in society, many community newspapers fall short.
read moreHere’s our best advice on how to keep records and meetings open in Ohio
The Ohio News Media Association and our related Ohio Coalition for Open Government frequently receive calls from citizens who need help navigating Ohio’s “sunshine laws” – the laws that ensure government is open, transparent and accountable.
read moreFinalists announced in Ohio APME newspaper contest
Finalists have been announced in the Ohio Associated Press Media Editors' 2018 newspaper contest.
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