Rosandra & Jeff began the show by recapping the 4th of July celebration, highlighting the non-motorized "Push-em Pull-em Parade" and an associated street fair. The hosts discuss the importance of community events and local businesses, like Lemon y Sal. a restaurant that caters to diverse dietary needs. Carlos Ortiz the owner of Limon y Sal was in to talk about events planned for the month of July. These events included Mariachi Mondays, In Stone live and Karaoke on Sundays. For more information, go to their Instagram limonysalventura.
The conversation then shifts to a serious discussion about workplace violence, emphasizing the necessity of prevention plans, open communication, and trust within organizations. Finally, the segment addresses common employee rights and employer challenges regarding minimum wage, sick leave, and harassment, stressing the importance of understanding regulations and responsible conduct.
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