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| Looking at Blue-Collar Factory Jobs in the Rearview Mirror In the next generation or so, she said, "You've got counties where upwards of two-thirds of the jobs have the potential of being automated" or outsourced. Keith Belton, director of the Manufacturing Policy Initiative at Indiana University Bloomington, predicted that United States factories would continue to ...
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| How a Postal Strike Became a National Emergency for Richard Nixon The eight-day strike of some 150,000 letter carriers in 30 cities took the nation by surprise, but for many in the U.S. Postal Department (forerunner of today's USPS) it was a long time coming. At the time, pay raises for postal workers were almost unheard of: After 21 years on the job, noted The New York ...
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Re-entry into society, or back to prison? We started with a seemingly simple question: Why do so many inmates in the United States end up returning to prison after they are released? In search of ... POLICING THE USA: A look at race, justice, media ... Job applications would have required him to mention his criminal background. He went back ...
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| 10 Jobs You Want To Leave Biglaw For, But Shouldn't We at Mainspring Legal know this is the time of year where many associates are FLUSH WITH CASH… okay, not really flush, as we're not Wall Street bankers or Silicon Valley rock stars, but with six (or even seven) figures in our pockets, many of us have dreams of doing something better. Like, for ...
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| Canada's moment to exact some revenge ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. — Coming off a shocking upset at the hands of Slovakia, Team USA coach Bob Motzko didn't lose sleep worrying how to find motivation for a pre-game speech. Nothing needed to be said, anyway. It's Canada. "You walk in the locker room, there's a little different feel, it's amped ...
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| While the US Workforce Fights Automation, Sweden is Welcoming It We've essentially moved from the fear that immigrants will be taking our jobs to feeling the same about robots and AI. Luckily for those of us who are hopeful that we can learn to implement these new technologies in our work spaces, not many other countries share this fear with the U.S. workforce.
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| Joy to the World! The UN budget cuts have come! The U.S. government does a far better job on this concern. Responding to criticism for its waste and lack of accountability, the U.S. Agency for International Development has engaged in productive reforms in both operations and culture. USAID now describes itself as "a business-focused development ...
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| Trump's New Tax Bill Means Changes Ahead for US Bitcoiners Tax revenue agencies are notoriously unresponsive, but with expropriation they're all about getting the job done. Make every effort to comply with tax law as circumstance dictates. The days when under a thousand Americans even bothered to file crypto gains are probably long gone. The last time US tax ...
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| International Students Struggle with Work, Legal Status at US Colleges Despite her difficulties learning English as a second language and fending off homesickness, however, she is most worried about job prospects and whether or not they will allow her to stay in the United States after she graduates. "After graduation, a working visa is hard to get, especially for non-STEM ...
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| Editorial: 2017 was a year of transition So far, we've had mostly talk. Can the management team put the past behind it and show us they're up to the job? We will soon find out. But overall, 2017 was a year so fraught with change, it's hard to say whether we are better off as the year ends than we were when it began. This, though, we do know.
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