Economy
LatestLeading through layoffs: maintaining employee engagement
Source Credit: https://www.wraltechwire.com/ As U.S business leaders summit 2020, infinitely diverse obstacles await on the other side. A year of battling volatility and uncertainty caused many to begin the ascent with vastly...
Growing Companies
LatestJobs in Raleigh paying nearly $120,000 coming in biotech expansion
Source Credit: https://www.wraltechwire.com/ RALEIGH – Taysha Gene Therapies will add more than 200 jobs paying an average of some $120,000 as part of an expansion in Durham County. The company chose the Triangle over Dallas,...
COVID Economics
LatestCalifornia demands that Amazon comply with COVID-19 investigation
The California attorney general's office issued subpoenas in August as part of an investigation into Amazon's protocols for protecting employees from COVID-19.
Working Women
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How to Balance Being a Mom, Wife, and Working Professional
How many times have you looked at some flawlessly dressed woman, with a seemingly blissful marriage, picture-perfect kids, and an amazing career, and said to yourself, I don’t know how she does it? These women might make everything seem easy. But we know it isn’t. Most of the time, we struggle to meet our deadlines without forgetting our anniversaries or being late to pick up the kids. And a lot of the time, our hair is a mess, our papers are all over the house and office, and we’re about to burst into tears. So, is that lady from the […] The post How to Balance Being a Mom, Wife, and Working Professional appeared first on Ms. Career Girl.
Diversity and Inclusion
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Are Women Financial Equals in the Workplace?
While many companies are attempting to do their best when it comes to gender inequality, it’s still not where we want it to be. Since women are paid 82 cents for every dollar a man makes, it leaves room for improvement. But how different is work for men and women? What is the real state of financial equality? In a new study, financial adviser Kayla Brennan and Personal Capital wanted to learn how women’s experiences differ from men’s in the workplace. So they surveyed nearly 900 employed American men and women and more than 100 women entrepreneurs, to find out. […] The post Funding Female Careers: Are Women Financial Equals in the Workplace? appeared first on Ms. Career Girl.
Career Advice
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New Year’s Resolutions: Make Real Changes in 2021
It’s January – time for New Year’s resolutions – and especially after surviving 2020, many of us are looking for a change. Some have no choice. We have lost jobs, businesses, or loved ones, and we need a new start. Others have the luxury of choosing. We have realized that a fancy job title is less important than time with family and friends. Maybe exercising to fill time has morphed into a goal for a healthier lifestyle. New Year’s, New You? The beginning of the year feels like the right time to start afresh. We toss out old bills, sort […] The post New Year’s Resolutions: Make Real Changes in 2021 appeared first on Ms. Career Girl.
Big tech firms are hiring, especially in Raleigh; ‘cloud’ skills a top prioirty
Source Credit: https://www.wraltechwire.com/ RALEIGH – Demand for high-tech talent across...
Read MoreEvents ‘on the horizon’ in January: An early look at next year’s NC tech calendar
Source Credit: https://www.wraltechwire.com/ Plenty of technology and life science events and...
Read MoreTechWire Rewind: Thermo Fisher to expand; new Pendo offices; companies raise cash + more Dec. 7-13 news
Source Credit: https://www.wraltechwire.com/ As Monday morning rolls in, we’re providing...
Read MoreElo Life Systems studies the not-so plain vanilla bean genomics
Source Credit: https://www.wraltechwire.com/ Most of us never consider where we get vanilla, that...
Read MoreFDA head explains why he'll take the COVID-19 vaccine: “I have 100% confidence”
Food and Drug Administration commissioner Stephen Hahn answered questions from The Times about how the agency is reviewing COVID-19 vaccines. “When appropriate, I’ll be first in line,” he told The Times.
Read MoreWill California's small businesses survive another COVID-19 surge without more help?
The lucky among California’s small businesses have cobbled together loans and grants to get through the pandemic so far. But that money has dried up, and “you can only take on so much debt.”
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