5 Leadership Tips for Female CEOs
Many female executives are breaking the glass ceiling and leading successful business all across the globe. It’s not an easy job, considering they have to compete with other companies, manage...
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Outcry for Redistricting Reform Picks Up
A growing movement to reform redistricting rules is taking shape across the country, as civil rights leaders and politicians work to preserve the right of African Americans to have their...
Michigan Has A Slate Of New Laws Set To Take Effect In 2025
Michigan, like many other states, have new laws set to go into effect in 2025 which range from minimum wage increases, tipped minimum wage increases, earned sick time adjustments, adjustments to unemployment benefits and AED and CPR training requirements
Aviation Veteran Talks Re-entering the Workforce
With company layoffs and cutbacks, workers across the nation are struggling to navigate a tough economic landscape. As 401k accounts tank, many older Americans, particularly, are considering their options, either delaying retirement or reentering the workforce. According to a recent Gallup poll, for the fist time this decade, 52% of non-retired Americans doubt they will have enough money to live comfortably when they retire, compared with 2002, when confidence was much higher.
A New Era at Black Enterprise
It’s the dawning of a new era. Despite the recent financial firestorm, much of the nation has pushed aside their angst and embraced a new spirit of optimism. On Jan....