Corporate niceness isn’t just polite behavior—it’s a systemic tool that maintains power imbalances and suppresses necessary conversations. Communications expert Amira Barger reveals how this “social sedative” harms organizations and marginalized employees alike.
Workplace systems designed for 1930s lifespans and career paths are colliding with 21st century reality. The mismatch affects both early-career professionals and experienced workers alike, requiring fundamental redesign.
For decades, minority business owners faced an impossible choice: maintain government contracting preferences or transition to employee ownership. A new certification program is finally breaking this barrier, potentially unlocking billions in wealth creation for underserved communities.
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Lawmakers are negotiating significant technology restrictions aimed at China as part of the annual defense authorization bill. The Senate’s aggressive proposals face opposition from both industry groups and the White House, setting up a contentious conference process.
Congress is using the annual National Defense Authorization Act to advance several technology restrictions targeting China, according to reports, though significant differences between House and Senate versions suggest a contentious negotiation ahead. The Senate passed its FY26 NDAA draft in October, while the House approved its version in September, with lawmakers now working to reconcile the two proposals amid an ongoing government shutdown.
Market Resilience Amidst Earnings and Policy Uncertainties Following a volatile trading period, investors are bracing for a pivotal week dominated…
Surrey’s Electric Vehicle Charging Ambitions Face Power Grid Hurdles Surrey County Council remains confident that its target of installing 2,000…
The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program faces imminent funding depletion as the government shutdown continues. Reports indicate 42 million Americans could lose food assistance benefits in November, creating widespread anxiety among vulnerable households.
The nation’s most extensive anti-hunger program is reportedly hanging by a thread as the government shutdown enters its third week. According to reports, approximately 42 million Americans – representing about one in every ten people in the country – face potential loss of food stamp benefits in November due to funding exhaustion.
Strategic Shifts in Energy Bill Policy Shadow Energy Secretary Ed Miliband has indicated potential reductions to VAT on energy bills…
The Quarterly Reporting Conundrum For decades, public companies have operated within the relentless rhythm of quarterly reporting cycles—a system that…
