Starbucks needs to work harder to condemn racism, say brand experts
The CEO's trip to Philadelphia and his expressing personal accountability were both important actions, say brand experts......»»
Starbucks arrests: Restaurant racism is as old as the U.S.
Experts point to lunch counter sit-ins and slaves' work in the kitchen in the past -- and many recent e.....»»
Commentary: Can We Really Trust Starbucks to Take on Racism?
Diversity training alone is not a solution. I was surprised when I learned that Kevin Johnson, CEO of America's most popular coffee brand Starbucks, decided to close more than half of the company's U.S. stores on May 2.....»»
Another Starbucks "Racism" Video: Training Will Be Harder than Management Expected
Assuming that the problem is only at a company's lower level is a fast road to failure......»»
What a Howard Schultz presidential campaign could mean for the Starbucks brand
Schultz's brand is 'inextricably tied' to the Starbucks brand, brand experts say.....»»
Work Smarter, Not Harder
In the following interview, Chuck Poteet, broker/owner of HomeSmart Fine Properties in Houston, Texas, discusses the advantages of the brand, the Houston market, and more. Region Se.....»»
Table of Experts: Immigration as a workforce solution
A solution to Colorado’s growing workforce shortage could be to harness the strengths of its growing number of immigrants through immigration reform. It’s a goal that’s possible if government, education and business work together in the d.....»»
A water tower in Texas suddenly started overflowing. It may be the work of Russian hackers.
Cybersecurity experts say a Russian hacking group targeted a Texas water system in January, a rare but worrying attack on US infrastructure. Water tower in Grapevine, Texas.Getty ImagesRussian hackers are suspected of.....»»
Luckett & Farley CEO: "Your reputation can’t live on yesterday’s work"
“What’s interesting about Luckett & Farley is that there are very few architecture and engineering firms that are household names. … I was attracted to the brand.".....»»
Cost of work visas surges, upping the ante for multitude of California"s small businesses
Experts said the visa fee hikes could make a difference in some employers' efforts to recruit foreign workers. Experts said the visa fee hikes could make a difference in some employers' efforts to recruit foreign workers......»»
Your pet helped you get through the pandemic. What happens now?
Pet adoptions increased during the COVID-19 pandemic and animals got used to their owners suddenly being around all the time. With people returning to work and going out more, experts say it's time to get pets, especially dogs, used to bein.....»»
These are the skills needed for a competitive advantage in the next normal
Experts agree on two things these days: The Covid-19 pandemic will eventually come to an end, and life as we know it will never be the same. The way we work will be drastically different, and the skills workers need to thrive are already changing.....»»
Table of Experts: Connecting KC — Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Initiatives in the Wake of 2020
throughout society. His murder and the way in which he died, under the knee of a Minneapolis police officer, have changed not only how our society talks about social justice and racism, but also how and where those conversations take place. Recently, P.....»»
Zoom rooms. Lockers. Office hoteling. Here"s how the hybrid model is shaping office design
As companies around the nation embrace a hybrid model with work-from-home options, many also are rethinking their office designs. Here's what experts are seeing......»»
16 GOP governors will axe weekly unemployment checks to incentivize returning to work, but experts say federal aid isn"t slowing job growth
Fear of COVID-19, lack of childcare, eldercare responsibilities, and a competitive market are contributing to the hiring slump, economists told Insider. A customer walks by a now hiring sign at a BevMo store .....»»
: Gig work could change under Biden’s Labor secretary. Here’s how
With Marty Walsh at the helm of President Joe Biden's worker-friendly administration, labor experts and worker organizers are feeling cautiously optimistic......»»
Post-pandemic behaviors may dictate new transportation options
As transportation providers look ahead to post-pandemic life, they should plan for services that cater to both new styles of commute and to riders beyond the typical work routes and hours, experts say......»»
Capitol Report: ‘This can be a moment of significant change’: Biden, Harris call on Congress to act on police reform after Chauvin verdict
President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris said the guilty verdict in the Derek Chauvin trial can be a moment of "significant change" for the U.S., even as work remains on reforming the nation's law-enforcement system and confronting racism......»»
: Expecting another refund after the IRS calculates the $10,200 unemployment tax break? You might want to do more than just wait
Before sitting back and letting the IRS do the work, experts say some people should at least consider filing an amended return......»»
Energy experts predict the newest innovations and challenges ahead for smart cities
Because of their work, Insider named the top execs at Fortum and Iberdrola to our annual list of the 10 leaders transforming energy in Europe. Getty Images .....»»
The guy driving the Suez Canal excavator didn"t like becoming a meme star, but said the attention made him work harder
Pictures of a tiny excavator next to the huge Ever Given at the Suez Canal amused the world - but it was v.....»»