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If it seems too good to be true, it probably is: Let’s talk Temu

Temu seemed to pop up out of nowhere and has taken consumers by storm - but the latest boycott brings some disturbing news to life.

How to stop reeking of desperation in the midst of a job hunt

Hunting for a job can come with infinite pressures and rejection, sometimes you just want it to be over - here's how to avoid reeking of desperation.

Frontier adjusts policy following EEOC case for breastfeeding pilots

Frontier Airlines settles EEOC case pertaining to providing breastfeeding facilities and pregnancy policies, making major changes in the industry.

Healthcare company sued for not even discussing accommodations

This company is in trouble for not even discussing accommodations for employee before termination, violating ADA regulations.

Employers’ new quiet cutting attitude: ‘You’re lucky to have a job’

Remember quiet quitting? We've graduated to employers quiet CUTTING. Let's discuss this new era in the workforce.

Remote work doesn’t justify failing ADA accommodations, says EEOC

This hospitality company has settled an lawsuit by the EEOC after declining a disabled candidate who asked for accommodations.

Employee lawsuit for ADA accommodations resolved by EEOC

Citizens Bank got into hot water for not meeting ADA accommodations, and after three years, the case has finally been resolved.

Reverse Mentorship: Younger employees are teaching their bosses

Without disrespecting the knowledge of those who have lived longer, those who are into their latter years can still learn from younger folks.