Welcome back from your Labor Day weekend! Labor Day in the United States usually means trips out to the lake, parties and parades, getting together
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Michael Bloomberg, the co-founder of the eponymous business news and information giant, recently penned an opinion piece in the Washington Post proclaiming that federal employees
Last week, the New York Post reported that, since 2021, Krysten Sinema spent $20,000 of campaign donations on ‘wine-related expenses.’ Some donors were not too
In the midst of a joint writer and actor strike in Hollywood, it has become evident that corporate greed is what the picketers are fighting
With a historic heat wave covering most of the United States, it seems like a good time to talk about the sun. More specifically, the
Negotiating your first salary can be tricky if you don’t know what moves to make. Last Tuesday the Society for Advancing Business Editing and Writing
Did you know it is unlawful for most companies to prohibit employees from discussing their pay with coworkers – as well as to punish or
Fireworks have been lighting up the night sky as a way to celebrate for thousands of years – and the Fourth of July is no
Last week we talked about “tipflation,” tip creep and how customers are feeling the real effects of tip fatigue. It is clear that a lot
Let’s talk about something that all of us have most likely complained about at least once recently: tipping. There have been plenty of social media
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