operators
Coverage of operators in the Nexus archive.
- Tasmac bars can now be operated within 100 m of liquor shops
Tasmac bars are now permitted to operate within 100 meters of liquor shops. This policy change aims to boost participation in the tender process and eliminate the monopoly of a few operators who have controlled bar contracts for years.
- Central Park horse carriage drivers undergo safety training after teen killed in runaway crash
Central Park horse carriage drivers have returned to the park, but passenger rides are temporarily paused as operators undergo mandatory refresher safety training following a teen's death in a runaway crash. Passenger tours will resume after the training is completed.
- Rope jumper falls to her death after operators fail to secure harness
A rope jumper fell to her death after operators failed to secure her harness. Videos showed her being lifted over instructors' heads before being thrown off a bridge.
- Abia moves to end multiple motor parks in Umuahia
Abia state is taking steps to end multiple motor parks in Umuahia. Some operators are resisting the change due to difficulty in embracing it.
- Accenture cyber leads: why hiring more people won’t solve the cybersecurity talent gap
The cybersecurity talent gap is worsening due to rising demand for AI-related skills and a shift toward hybrid capabilities requiring business acumen and leadership. Accenture's research reveals 59% of open roles now demand these skills, but only 40% of professionals meet the criteria, with high turnover and stress exacerbating the crisis.
- Cyber Innovation Warfare center will pair industry side-by-side with operators
The Cyber Innovation Warfare center is designed to collaborate industry and operators directly. Elements of its concept are already in operation.
- California quietly housing violent juvenile offenders in unregulated homes — costing taxpayers millions
California is housing violent juvenile offenders in loosely regulated 'less restrictive programs' located in residential neighborhoods near schools and parks. These facilities operate with minimal oversight and no background checks for operators, costing taxpayers millions.
- The parking mistake that operators can't fine you for – but often do | Money newsletter
The article discusses a common parking mistake that operators are legally unable to fine but frequently do anyway, highlighting potential unfair practices in parking enforcement. It is part of a Money newsletter covering consumer and business issues.