It’s Monday. Get your home office organized
70 percent of people who work around the world, spend at least one day working from home. What’s your home office situation? … Keep Reading
Pyrrhic victory for Rutgers University adjuncts splits union
In June, Rutgers University adjunct union representatives announced that its body of part-time lecturers (PTLs) approved the 2018-2022 contract offered by administration … Keep Reading
‘Suck it Up’: Black women culinary professionals and the culture of silence
Taught to be stalwart in dealing with stress and wellness, Black women are the least likely to speak up about what’s ailing … Keep Reading
Career ‘Signing Day’ for high school students shows vocational jobs have a strong future in U.S. economy
Henrico County Public Schools decided to recognize high school students who decided to enter into a trade employment after graduation. … Keep Reading
For Hawwa Muhammad, good works organizations are the lifeblood of communities: She makes sure that they thrive
For many non-profits, completing projects or navigating solutions with a sustainable model are the heart of growth. This is where the non-profit whisperer, … Keep Reading
Black, Latino unemployment down because folk ain’t working
Unemployment numbers are down for blacks and Latinos since 1972, but so is job creation. While the current Administration takes credit for … Keep Reading
Phoenix rising: The story of Tyleshay Jones
Shedding her old self to be anew The phoenix rises from the ashes Leaving behind layers of thick, weary skin Dawning feathers … Keep Reading
Retail therapy: how a seasonal holiday job humbled me
Two years ago around this time, my feet hurt like hell. In 2015, I took a seasonal job at Bloomingdale’s to supplement … Keep Reading
US Customs officers on trial for ‘rape table’
“Rape table” at Terminal C in Newark Airport is a major crime scene in a federal court case involving three U.S. customs … Keep Reading