The Daily Populous

On Thursday, Dec. 19, a Georgia federal judge awarded $77.5 million to the attorneys representing the class of consumers against Equifax.

It's also one more reason why the consumers who sought a cash settlement from Equifax won't be getting the full $125 as initially expected.

In July, credit bureau Equifax agreed to pay a total of nearly $700 million for its role in the massive 2017 data breach, which impacted 147 million consumers. »

Both paid leave benefits and business practices that actively encourage employees to stay home while sick are necessary to reduce the transmission of ARI and influenza in workplaces.

Approximately 74% of US civilian workers receive paid sick leave and 75% receive paid vacation leave benefits (11).

Our study results show that both paid leave benefits and business practices that actively encourage employees to stay home when ill may be necessary to keep sick employees away from the workplace. »

The spacesuits were the work of Playtex, the company that gave America the “Cross Your Heart” bra in the 1960s.

Some of the layers of fabric in the suits were adapted directly from materials Playtex used in its bras and girdles.

An ILC Industries employee sews layers of aluminized plastic together during the assembly of a NASA space suit for the Apollo program. »

More than 267 million Facebook users’ IDs, phone numbers, and names were exposed to an online database that could potentially be used for spam and phishing campaigns.

Most of the Facebook users that were affected by this leak are located in the U.S., and the data included people’s Facebook IDs, phone numbers, and their full names.

As recent as last month, private data of Facebook and Twitter users were also compromised through malicious third-party Android apps. »