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Self-Representation And A Maze Of Obtuse Federal Court Rules Yields Injustice
A three-judge panel of the
Job Hunting After 50: The Power Of Creativity And Persistence
Job hunters over 50 don't have it easy, but these three workers found work in midlife and prove that the right mindset can help lead to new opportunities
Can A Toy Car Inspire Girls To Pursue STEM? Mercedes-Benz And Mattel Say Yes
Mercedes-Benz and Mattel are trying to inspire girls to pursue STEM with a new toy car, a fabulous role model, and their new "No Limits" program
Why Employers Need To Pay Attention Right Now To California’s Consumer Privacy Law
Just because background checks are exempted from California’s privacy act doesn’t mean that employers can ignore the new law. Several measures impacting employers become effective in January 2020
Eight Ways Your Nonprofit Can Address And Survive The Labor Shortage
Forbes Nonprofit Council experts share strategies for attracting and retaining top talent during a labor shortage -- and how to come out successful on the other side
OK, Boomer: Are Baby Boomers Preventing The Upward Mobility Of Younger Employees?
The current trend of anti-Boomer anger centers on the accusation that Baby Boomers have taken all the good jobs. They refuse to surrender their job privilege and remain gainfully employed,…
Seven PR And Media Lessons Experts Learned From Their Mentors
Knowing how to communicate is vital, especially for businesses still establishing themselves. Here are some ways small businesses can improve their public relations and branding approach
Five Tips For Women Who Work In Tech
Developing personal resilience, staying on top of and refining your skill set, and being aware of implicit bias in an organization are all things you can do to advance your…
How To Redirect After Being Fired Or Laid Off
Career setbacks happen to almost everyone. How you respond to those obstacles is more important than what led to your departure
How To Reinvent Yourself And Your Company In A Single Day
Once a year we ask our employees to come together for a day-long thought experiment. We ask one question: What if we started the company today?