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Travel activities that won’t break the bank
Monday, February 17, 2020Traveling is great. There is so much to see and experience. However, the cost of travel, food, and stays (campgrounds or hotels) can be overwhelming. This leaves less money for the activities. Things like Jeep tours, big-name museums, whitewater rafting,…
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Monday, February 17, 2020
Monday, February 17, 2020How will coronavirus affect the Chinese economy and international business?
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Thursday, February 13, 2020
Thursday, February 13, 2020Amazon’s all-conquering education, labor visions come under fire
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Wednesday, February 12, 2020
Wednesday, February 12, 2020HHS responds to arguments against hospital price transparency
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- 9 steps to more concise business writing
- Can solar energy compete with fossil fuels?
- Nurses rally in DC to address staffing issues with Congress
- US vs. Europe: Comparing different approaches to renewable energy
- Modern slavery and the hidden world of human trafficking
- Big winners in California’s new healthcare plan: Households and small businesses
- Nurses to rally in DC again to promote safe staffing
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An overview of current K-12 school funding across the country
The latest Education Law Center report, "Making the Grade 2019: How Fair is School Funding in Your State?"…
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2020 job search trends: What employers like and dislike
You may be the most qualified person for a particular job, but you shouldn't forget that presentation…
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Proposed federal budget boosts nuclear production, ignores social costs
The proposed Fiscal Year 2021 federal nuclear defense budget, unveiled on Feb. 10, includes new weapons…
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US employers add 225,000 jobs; unemployment ticks up to 3.6%
In January, U.S. nonfarm payrolls grew by a total of 225,000 after December's gain of 145,000, while…
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Is cryptocurrency payroll legal?
Paying employees in cryptocurrencies could be an emerging trend. But it’s not without controversy or…
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Coronavirus: A reminder for employers to have contingency plans for health…
The recent outbreak of coronavirus in China reminds us that employers need to take certain actions to…
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F-35’s problems continue with the gun that won’t shoot straight
It should not come as a surprise that the Lockheed Martin Corporation’s $428 billion F-35 aircraft,…
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Why California needs a public utility option — but not prisoner futility
When universal values of dignified workplaces cautiously attending to dwindling resources are contemplated…
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Epic Systems wages interoperability war on CMS
There's a major hubbub going on in healthcare right now regarding interoperability. This includes a campaign…
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When a pandemic tests us in healthcare
Pandemics regularly challenge the global healthcare system. SARS certainly taught us some lessons, as…
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