Pandemic wave of automation may be bad news for workers
“A significant portion of the rise in U.S. wage inequality over the last four decades has been driven by automation..."
“A significant portion of the rise in U.S. wage inequality over the last four decades has been driven by automation..."
"...there are many reasons why ransomware events go unreported, but an unwillingness to admit a breach is a major one."
"People benefit from greater choice and explicit support for their personal priorities."
"Today's electric grid infrastructure is just not ready for the scale and speed of energy portfolio transformation being envisioned…"
"While CRT may seem like a minor issue for the business community...it is actually a cornerstone to achieving any form of equity in America."
More states may allow some high-income business owners to get around the $10,000 limit on federal deductions for state and local taxes.
People often assume that silence during a negotiation is an intimidation tactic...new research shows it can lead to more collaborative outcomes.
...there are a lot of piecemeal automation steps that companies can take that might be cost-effective...
Bob Pozen suggests that flexibility might trickle down to what you’re expected to wear. “[Workers] don’t want some rigid dress code."
"It's the hackers who are the bad guys...the question that is raised with this is what liabilities, what responsibilities does Colonial have?"