By Sam Becker September 04, 2023 It’s been roughly a decade since a significant push to increase the minimum wage to $15 per hour caught traction nationwide. Now, with many states and cities around the country having instituted wage floors even higher than $15 per hour in recent years, it’s safe to say that … Continue reading Minimum wage map: As the Fight for $15 keeps evolving, these states still pay $7.25 an hour
By Clint Rainey February 08, 2023 Adam Neumann and Andreessen Horowitz have shared the very first public details about the WeWork cofounder’s new residential real-estate startup, Flow. In footage released this week, he spoke for 53 whole minutes with Marc Andreessen and David Ulevitch, another partner at A16Z—Flow’s main financial backer, which has sunk … Continue reading Adam Neumann talked about Flow for a full hour, and we still don’t know what it is
Google sets baseline standards for temp workers after outcry Google staff weren’t even allowed to sympathize with contractors. J. Fingas @jonfingas April 2nd, 2019 AP Photo/Ng Han Guan Google is once again responding to complaints about working conditions and strategic decisions. The search firm is implementing “minimum standards” for temporary staff in the wake of … Continue reading Google’s ‘raters’ are pushing for $15 an hour
By Michael Grothaus March 24, 2022 The federal minimum wage in the United States has not risen since 2009. It was set at $7.25 an hour that year, and remains so today in 2022. Wall Street bonuses, on the other hand, have risen steadily. And now a report from Inequality.org shows that if the federal … Continue reading The minimum wage would be $61.75 an hour if it rose at the same pace as Wall Street bonuses
By Clint Rainey March 22, 2022 Roughly one-third of the U.S. workforce—52 million people—earn less than $15 an hour, according to a new report from anti-poverty advocacy group Oxfam America. And these workers, whose annual pay comes to less than $31,200 a year, are disproportionately not white men, the group found. “Women and people … Continue reading How many workers earn less than $15 an hour in your state? These maps will tell you
Emily Standley September 24, 2021 Words matter. We’ve all heard the ‘sticks and stones…’ saying but we know in truth words have power. Words can help us, hurt us, drive us to action, and words can heal. Writing quotes for Instagram is one way this writer earns up to $ 900 per hour! Read on! … Continue reading How to Make Up to $900 Per Hour Writing Quotes for Instagram
Manisha Sukhyani — June 26, 2019 Follow @msukhyani — June 26, 2019 With the rise of popular networks like Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, blogs, communities, etc., the load of creating more content is increasing day by day. Marketers and web owners are more concern about creating content than focusing on marketing strategies. And why not? Content … Continue reading How to Create Content for All Social Networks in 1 Hour a Day
Taylor Gordon — June 17, 2019 — June 17, 2019 cloudhoreca / Pixabay The age-old debate—should you charge by the hour or per project? I’ve preached charging per project for the last several years because I started my career charging hourly and got severely underpaid. When charging per project, you can increase your fee based … Continue reading Should You Charge and Invoice by the Hour?
Steve Zakur — March 18, 2019 — March 18, 2019 With less than thirty days to go in the quarter, my mind returns to the business goals we set a few months ago. Some of those OKRs were related to organizational capabilities but the ones that are top of mind relate to pipeline progression and … Continue reading The Hour is Late: Achieving 1Q Goals
Choncé Maddox — June 13, 2018 — June 13, 2018 Engin_Akyurt / Pixabay How you start your morning sets the tone for the rest of the day. Have you ever wondered how successful people start their day? Sure, having a morning routine or a morning ritual lined up along with an organized plan for the … Continue reading 6 Things You Should Do During the First Hour of Your Day
