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In A Euphoric Announcement, The FDA Approves Pfizer-BioNTech Vaccine
In a momentous event, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) granted Pfizer and BioNTech full U.S. approval of their Covid-19 vaccine. The vaccines developed by Moderna and Johnson & Johnson are still covered by emergency-use authorization. It’s anticipated that the two companies will ultimately gain FDA approval.
Don’t Fall For The ‘We Are Like A Family’ And ‘You’ll Miss The Corporate Culture’ Schtick To Lure You Back Into The Office
Managers will say, “you’ll miss out on the corporate culture at home” or “we are like a family” to entice you to return to the office. This sounds nice and inviting. You want to believe it. But is it true?
PBS’ Future-Of-Work Series Showcases The New ‘Precariat’— People Who Go From One Gig To Another, Digital Nomads And Other Fast-Growing Job Trends
A new PBS series, Future of Work, coming this September, sheds light on the fast-moving trends in the way Americans will go about their jobs. The six-episode docuseries delves deeply into the “accelerated pace of change in the workplace and the potential for long-term impact on workers, employers, educators and communities across our country.”
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Cyber Attacks Are Making Work-From-Home Expensive for Businesses
Working from home during the pandemic cost German companies $62 billion worth of damages from cyber attacks, according to estimates by the Cologne Institute for Economic Research.
Job-Hopping Heats Up: 65% Of U.S. Workers Are Looking For A New Job
Nearly two-thirds of workers are on the hunt for a new job—and they’re getting them. Nearly nine out of 10 company executives say they are seeing higher-than-normal turnover at the organizations, according to a new survey from PricewaterhouseCoopers.
Broke, Unemployed And ‘Useless’: How The Over-55s Are Struggling To Find Post-Pandemic Work
‘At my age, it is really not easy,’ admits the 55-year-old former florist. ‘It makes you feel useless that no one wants to hire you, or that your skills are not worthy. ‘I just feel put down, like I’m never going to find anything.’ Despite running her own business for over 35 years, Michele is now facing homelessness as she tries to survive living in London on about £350-a-week in Universal Credit after council tax.
Court Says Gig Worker Push Is Unconstitutional
Alameda County Superior Court Judge Frank Roesch wrote in a ruling late Friday that Proposition 22 is unconstitutional as “it limits the power of a future Legislature to define app-based drivers as workers subject to workers’ compensation law.” That makes the entire ballot measure “unenforceable.”
New Investors Are Breaking The Traditional Mold When It Comes To Investing, CNBC Survey Finds
There’s something different about the flood of new investors who entered the market in the last 18 months. They are younger, more diverse, use technology to make trades and turn to social media to learn about investing and research investment ideas, a new CNBC/Momentive Invest in You survey found.
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