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Lawmakers in California introduced a bill requiring human approval before an automated system can discipline or terminate employees. The proposal follows an incident at a San Francisco store where an automated manager recommended firing a worker based on attendance rules it had generated and forgotten.

Trade unions are organizing against proposed construction bans, emphasizing the skilled labor opportunities and high wages provided by large-scale building projects. Organizations such as the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers argue that halting development harms union workers and stifles local job creation.