Examining the Economy: Lack of Confidence in Bidenomics The narrative presented by President Biden and his team suggests that he inherited a struggling economy upon taking office. However, accurate analysis from David Winston at Roll Call reveals that the economy had already started to improve before Biden assumed the presidency. Inflation was at a low …
A recent study conducted by McKinsey & Co has revealed that as artificial intelligence becomes more prevalent, women will face greater concerns regarding job automation compared to men. The research, conducted by McKinsey Global Institute, analyzed labor-market trends in the United States up until 2030 and found that women are 1.5 times more likely than …
In recent months, the climate crisis has unleashed scorching temperatures and hazardous wildfire smoke across the nation. These severe conditions pose a threat to everyone, but they are especially dangerous for those who work outdoors, whether it be in the fields, construction sites, or even indoor workplaces. Surprisingly, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), …
For quite some time, prominent economists have cautioned that the most effective way to control inflation would be to increase unemployment, essentially triggering a recession. Last summer, former Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers even predicted that we would need five years of unemployment above 5 percent. Paradoxically, every strong jobs report seemed like a negative sign, …
As electronic transactions continue to gain popularity, more and more businesses are integrating gratuity prompts into their systems, or “tip screens.” While this serves as a convenient reminder for customers to leave a tip, it can cause discomfort for service workers who assist them. According to a Starbucks employee who spoke anonymously to Insider, the …