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But their leading theory is the effort by many companies to get workers back into offices, which can prompt some women to quit, turn down promotions or opt for lower-paying jobs with more flexibility.

The managing partner leading Jana’s campaign, Ostfeld, has been at the firm for two decades and worked on campaigns at companies including Tiffany & Co.,

While tariffs can look patriotic, Reagan said, “over the long run such trade barriers hurt every American worker and consumer,” lead to “fierce trade wars” and result in lost jobs.

“Our detectives are following every lead in this case. We continue to seek information from the public that could help us find Melodee,” Santa Barbara County Sheriff Bill Brown said in a statement.

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Fish and Wildlife Service is the lead otter-response agency in this case.

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