More older workers with disabilities are finally getting hired. Thank remote work.

Job prospects have improved since the pandemic for these often overlooked workers

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Amazon Plans to Hire 250,000 Seasonal Holiday Workers

Amazon’s hiring plans remain flat from last year, but still outpace competitor Target, which will tack on 100,000 seasonal workers.
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Dick’s Sporting Goods hiring 8,000 seasonal workers — about 600 fewer than last year

Retailer plans to hold its “National Signing Day” event on Tuesday to recruit seasonal employees.
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Tech - Wired
Trump's Get Out the Vote Plan Is Unusual—and It Just Might Work

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Megyn Kelly says Harris message ’working’: ’She’s somehow getting through’

Pundit Megyn Kelly said she thinks Vice President Kamala Harris is promoting a message that is resonating with voters, particularly on the economy, that could spell defeat for former President ...
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World - The New York Times
The U.K. Has a More Working-Class Cabinet. It’s Still Seen as Out of Touch.

Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s top team contains more lawmakers from poor backgrounds, and fewer from elite schools, than any in recent memory. Voters haven’t noticed.
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'UK warns Israel' and 'staff to get more rights'

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A Rest, a Reset and a Thanks for the Banter

After more than 350 editions, we are putting this newsletter on pause, with the editor who opened the Australia bureau departing and his successor set to arrive.
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Sports - Yahoo Sports
Wisconsin RB Chez Mellusi stepping away from team 'to get his body healthy'

Mellusi is the team's leading rusher and has dealt with myriad injuries in his college career.
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Politics - The Hill
More women are working than ever before, but they're still doing most of the care-giving at home

There are almost two million more women aged 24 to 54 in the U.S. labor force than there were five years ago, hitting an all-time high in May of this year. By and large, this is due to impacts of ...
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More older workers with disabilities are finally getting hired. Thank remote work.

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Amazon Plans to Hire 250,000 Seasonal Holiday Workers

Dick’s Sporting Goods hiring 8,000 seasonal workers — about 600 fewer than last year

Trump's Get Out the Vote Plan Is Unusual—and It Just Might Work

Megyn Kelly says Harris message ’working’: ’She’s somehow getting through’

The U.K. Has a More Working-Class Cabinet. It’s Still Seen as Out of Touch.

'UK warns Israel' and 'staff to get more rights'

A Rest, a Reset and a Thanks for the Banter

Wisconsin RB Chez Mellusi stepping away from team 'to get his body healthy'

More women are working than ever before, but they're still doing most of the care-giving at home

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