We’re seeing a wide gap in our healthcare system due to a lack of transparency. Both employers and employees – the consumers of healthcare – don’t actually have any insights into the actual value of what they’re paying for. Healthcare providers, on the other hand, couldn’t tell patients how much the service actually costs. Then […]
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The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics issued a summary of the latest Job Openings and Labor Turnover metric called JOLTS. Here’s the big takeaway: after 15 straight months of more than 10 million job openings, the nation’s skills gap is clearly taking a toll – a crisis that American Staffing Association President and CEO Richard
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The importance of fast payment for gig workers, day laborers and service industry staffers cannot be overstated. As the lowest paid and most vulnerable members of our workforce, they depend on consistent and timely paychecks in order to earn a living. A fair number of these workers rely on numerous sources for their income that
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The $180 billion video game industry is so huge that’s it’s now more profitable than movies and music combined. People spend countless hours playing Fortnight, World of War, you name it. And so, with all of that time spent on gaming consoles, it makes sense that companies would start to look at how they could
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Is your current job lighting you up? Is the path of least resistance the way to go or should you put yourself in an uncomfortable position to really find out who you are? Salman Hatta was carved by society to become a successful finance guy, having received his MBA at Wharton Business School. But once
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NASA has launched a new division dedicated to researching and exclusively analyzing all of the data gathered from the public and government on UFOs. For more than 70 years, these close encounters have been explained away as hot air balloons, drone or unexplained aerial phenomena, but at the end of the day, serious questions need
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These are challenging times for corporate and gig workers alike, suggests a recent report that reveals their respective fears over the prospect of a U.S. recession. I’m actually seeing this firsthand. Many people who are coming onto our gig-work platform already have full time jobs but want to earn extra income to pay for basics
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Halloween is a very gothic and dark holiday that allows people to playfully adopt another persona, which is what makes it so much fun. Growing up in the 1970s and ’80s, it was all about the kids. I remember how the older brothers of my friends would walk around and chaperone us, feeling like they
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Psychedelics are serving as a new frontier for venture capitalists. I have some friends who are a part of psychedelic companies that are looking to exponentially grow much like a Silicon Valley unicorn. Two such firms have already gone public: COMPASS Pathways and MindMed. This isn’t surprising. Psychedelics offer better a solution for depression and
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As leaders, it’s important that we’re able to nurture resilience into the fabric of our organization so we can withstand whatever challenges that come our way. According to Dr. Taryn Marie Stejskal, the Chief Resilience Officer at Resilience Leadership Institute, resilience is not something you find. Instead, resilience finds you. Resilience is the essence of
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