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Huge Champions League boost for Liverpool - Duration: 7:50.

When World Soccer speaks, world football takes notice. An authoritative voice of the global game since 1960, the widely read magazine has become an institution

And the February edition has a feature to bring a warm glow to the hearts of all Liverpool fans ahead of the looming Champions League knockout round tie with Bayern Munich

In a lacerating analysis of Bayern's season so far, Nick Bidwell has described a club "beset by problems", with "flaky morale" and riven by "dressing room unrest

" A good time for Liverpool to face the German champions, then? "At a time of non-stop snowfall in Bavaria, Bayern Munich could well end up in the Champions League deep freeze after their clash of the titans with Jurgen Klopp's re-energised Liverpool," writes Bidwell

"Usually so dominant across the board - reigning supreme in the Bundesliga for the last six years and Champions League semi-finalists in six of the past seven seasons - Bayern are currently in one of their once-in-a-blue-moon slumps, trailing Borussia Dortmund in the domestic title race and beset by all manner of problems

Their morale is flaky, their air of invincibility punctured. "Stories of dressing room unrest abound

There are reports that a number of players consider coach Niko Kovac to be out of his depth at the Allianz Arena and there are gripes about excessive first-team rotation and strictly rationed playing opportunities

"There is frustration with Kovac's alleged tactical inflexibility and a lack of attacking fine-tuning

There is talk of inner sanctum moles feeding the German media with tasty titbits

"This is what happens when a behemoth hits the skids; solidarity suffers and everyone runs for cover

" Bidwell goes on: "In his first job at a big club, Kovac has undoubtedly made mistakes

But he does not deserve to carry the can alone. With the benefit of hindsight the Bayern board should have rejuvenated an ageing squad far earlier while the attitude of a number of players has been somewhat less than exemplary

"They are money grabbers" "Eintracht Frankfurt supervisory board chairman Wolfgang Steubing, who worked with Kovac at the Waldstadion, recently used the newspaper Bild to point the finger of blame squarely at the Bayern squad

'Astonishingly they have not taken on board what Kovac has demanded of them; namely the need to prioritise the right results ahead of everything else,' said Stubbing

'They are money-grabbers.' Harsh words indeed. "Bayern are not only struggling as a collective unit, individually, many of their key performers have regressed

"Midfield enforcer Javi Martinez has faded out of the first team picture; left back David Alaba is not nearly as effective going forward as he used to be; frequent injuries have undermined Colombian attacking midfielder James Rodriguez; while veteran wingers Arjen Robben and Franck Ribery have clearly lost a step

"And in an extremely worrying further development, central defender Mats Hummels and Jerome Boating no longer appear to be the last word in rock solid authority

"Even class-act goalkeeper Manuel Neuer has let his standards slip - so under par, in fact, that he was omitted from the best custodian category in Kicker magazine's mid-term player rankings

"Distinctly unfamiliar territory for the Bayern skipper, this was the first time over a decade that he had not made the cut on sporting - rather than injury - grounds

'The decision of the Kicker editorial team was a courageous but a correct one,' believes former Germany international goalkeeper Toni Schumacher

'In recent years, manuel has raised the goalkeeping bar. He is thus expected to always be at the top of his game

Normal displays are not enough. Average performances won't do.' "Always as good a way as any to gauge the mood of Bayern is to note the state of mind of Ribery

When all is well in the Frenchman's world, you can be sure that the Bayern group are in good spirits

"If the 35-year-old is grumbling, the reverse applies - and right now the extrovert Gallic wide man is not at all happy with his lot, riled by a heavy club fine for a string of expletive-laden tweets

" So far, so promising. But there is a counter-argument. Up until yesterday, Bayern's run of results made the World Soccer article sound a little like the Bill Shankly anecdote where Shanks told a young and impressionable Kevin Keegan that he'd just seen Bobby Moore "limping" into Anfield "with bags under his eyes after having been been out to nightclubs all night

" Following a 3-2 victory inspired by a Keegan-induced Bobby Ferguson own goal, Shankly then informed the young tyro that he would never play against anyone better than Moore

Like Bobby Moore in 1972, Bayern undoubtedly have star quality - but are past their imperious peak

Since the Bundesliga restarted on Friday, January 18 following a month-long mid-winter break, Bayern won back-to-back games against Hoffenheim and Stuttgart

That followed six successive league wins prior to the break. But yesterday they threw away a half-time lead to lose 3-1 at Bayer Leverkusen

That left Bayern seven points behind title rivals Borussia Dortmund - and interrupting those six wins was an anarchic Champions League draw at Ajax when the Germans led 1-0, trailed 2-1, led 3-2 when both sides had been reduced to 10-men and still conspired to draw 3-3

The red-card sustained by Bayern was shown to the highly influential Thomas Muller for a kung fu kick half-heartedly concealed as a tackle on Nicolas Tagliafico whcih means he is suspended for both legs of the last-16 tie against Liverpool

With 42 goals in 107 Champions League appearances, he will be sorely missed. According to World Soccer his absence is just one of Bayern's concerns

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US| The dollar 15 minimum wage for N.J. and other life changing bills are up for big votes Thursday - Duration: 5:38.

US| The dollar 15 minimum wage for N.J. and other life changing bills are up for big votes Thursday

The state Legislature will consider three big bills Thursday aimed at improving the financial well being of New Jersey residents.

The one thats gotten the most attention would fulfill a years long effort to raise the states minimum wage to dollar 15 an hour. The bill is opposed by many businesses but is a big win for progressive labor advocates.

Many of those same labor groups have been fighting for years to expand the states paid family leave law. They have argued the reimbursement is too low and many workers who would like to take leave to care for a newborn or an ill family member cant afford to — even with the state insurance benefits.

A third bill aims to help more New Jerseyans set aside money for their retirement by creating a state run retirement system for private sector workers whose employers dont offer an employer sponsored plan.

All three bills were vetoed by former Gov. , a Republican, but are getting another chance under new Gov. the Democrat who promised to raise the minimum wage and expressed support for expanding paid family leave.

Once passed by the state Senate and Assembly, these bills will head to Murphys desk for his signature.

Heres a look at these bills and more in the first really big voting day at the Statehouse in Trenton in 2019:

The Legislature is moving quickly on this highly anticipated bill to raise the states minimum wage to dollar 15 an hour over five years.

Murphy, state Senate President and state Assembly Speaker , all Democrats, announced a earlier this month to raise the minimum wage, putting them within striking distance of a huge progressive policy achievement.

Under the bill, the minimum wage for most workers would increase to dollar 10 an hour on July 1, to dollar 11 on Jan. 1, 2020, dollar 12 an hour on Jan. 1, 2021, dollar 13 in 2022, dollar 14 in 2023 and dollar 15 in 2024.

New Jersey Policy Perspective, a liberal Trenton think tank, estimated more than 1 million workers will benefit from the wage hike. But about 10 percent of those employees will be put on a slower path.

Seasonal workers and workers at business that employ five or fewer employees wont reach dollar 15 an hour until 2026. Farm workers will hit dollar 12.50 in 2024, after which it would be left up to state officials in the executive branch whether to keep going to dollar 15 an hour by 2027.

Business owners before an Assembly committee last week that the increased payroll costs will be forced them to raise prices, reduce employee hours, cut employee benefits or let employees go.

Labor advocates said the current minimum wage of dollar 8.85 it too little to afford even basic needs in New Jersey and low wage workers are being left behind.

New Jersey has one of the highest median incomes in the country, but one in 10 residents live under the federal poverty line, which measures only extreme poverty.

Someone working 40 hours a week at the current minimum wage, dollar 8.85 an hour, will earn dollar 354 a week, or dollar 18,408 a year. At dollar 15 an hour, that same worker will earn dollar 600 a week and dollar 31,200 a year.

The Democratic proposal also creates a training wage which would allow employers to pay new employees a sub minimum wage — but no less than 90 percent of the minimum wage — for their first 120 hours of work.

It also raises the tipped wage from dollar 2.13 an hour to dollar 5.13 an hour. That wage, combined with a workers tips, must equal the standard hourly minimum.

And the bill allows up to dollar 10 million in tax credits annually for businesses that hire workers with disabilities.

Lawmakers will also consider revamping the states paid family leave law to boost benefits and offer more workers job protection.

The program, which reimburses workers for lost wages while theyre caring for newborns or ill families members, is one of just a few in the country.

It currently offers new parents or caregivers up to six weeks of benefits equal to two thirds of their pay, but capped at dollar 633 a week. Advocates have argued that level of wage replacement is too low for many low and middle income families toafford to take the time off.

From 2009 to 2015,family leave insurance haspaid out nearly half a billion dollars in benefits for more than 200,000 claims. About eight in 10 claims are to bond with a child, while two in 10 are to take care of a family member.

The bill would increase the eligibility period from six to 12 weeks, and raise the capon the reimbursement an applicant can receive to 85 percent of their wages — up to a set amount.

Siblings, grandparents, grandchildren and parents in law would be newly covered as caregivers. Under the current law, only children, parents, spouses, domestic partners and civil union partners qualify.

The bill also confers job protections as part of the insurance plan to employees of businesses with at least 30 employees, down from 50.

New Jerseys paid family leave program is funded by workers through a small payroll deduction, which will be increased under this bill.

As of Jan. 1, every worker in New Jersey is contributing 0.08 percent on their first dollar 34,400 in wages, or up to dollar 27.52 a year.

If signed by the governor, the increased benefits would take effect in July 2020.

The nonpartisan Office of Legislative Services estimates insurance claims paid out will increase by dollar 287 million to dollar 365 million a year once the expansion is implemented.

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Huge Champions League boost for Liverpool - Duration: 7:34.