Why colorist Kath Raisch lets images do the heavy lifting
Color has always been a driving force in Kath Raisch's life. Her love of photography and darkroom printing eventually led her to Company 3, where she quickly rose through the…
Do your employees have more than one job?
The pandemic has changed some employment standards. The COVID-19 pandemic has changed various employment standards. There is considerable debate about which changes are transitory and which are more durable, especially…
How the damage from a US debt default could ripple through the global economy
WASHINGTON (AP) — If the debt crisis rocking Washington were to ultimately push the United States into recession, the U.S. economy would not sink on its own.The repercussions of a…
Rule 1 for beating an age claim: Get your story straight.
The inconsistencies were fatal to this employer. It is a well-established principle in discrimination law that an employer can be harmed by "changing explanations" for actions taken against an applicant…
The ‘Great Resignation’ is over – and Gen Z, Millennials, could benefit the most
After two years of record resignations, the "great resignation" could run out of steam. In 2022, more than 50 million American workers left their jobs, the highest number of quits…
stocks, news, earnings, debt ceiling
14 minutes agoThere is a 'big differentiation' between the US and UK markets, says a property economistCapital Economics' Kiran Raichura discusses the outlook for commercial real estate.2 hours agoBanks are…
Teaching 3,000 Miles Away: The San Jose School’s Response to California’s Teacher Shortage | News
One Wednesday morning in May, a dozen students flocked to their geometry class at Cindy Avitia High School. But instead of staring at the blackboard, the 10th graders opened their…
What does the labor market, hirings and departures hold for us in 2023?
Wang Yukun | time | Getty Images2022 may have ended in a sea of overwhelmingly negative layoff news, but new data shows the damage was minimal. It could be a…
Biden’s re-election speech that he can govern well faces tough challenges with debt, border, etc.
WASHINGTON (AP) — A showdown with Congress that puts the nation's solvency on the line; a frenzied scene at the border as pandemic restrictions ease; a decisive trip abroad intended…
CEOs thought the back-to-office debate was over. They were wrong
Many business leaders hoped the back-to-office debate was over when they introduced worker mandates, but the latest data from the key New York office market suggests many employees are still…
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