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The Work of Their Hands
After high school, Brandon Yates became an electrician. Finally, when he became a master electrician Yates founded KC One, an electrical contracting services ...
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How A Tweet Led My Dad to His Dream Job
Nearly a year after he’d been laid off because of COVID, Rebecca Mix’s dad--a jubilant, always-smiling, 58-year-old Michigander--told her ...
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Pizzeria Owner Gave a Full Day of Sales to Employees
On July 5, Heavenly Pizza in Findlay, Ohio, fulfilled 220 orders, but the restaurant didn't see a dime of its sales — instead, all $6,300, plus ...
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Stealing Is Wrong Whether by Individual or Corporation
Adam Johnson wants readers to know there is more than what they can see in trends related to crime and public safety. Writing in the San Francisco Chronicle, ...
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Waffle House Crew Helps Student Attend Graduation
On May 27th, Timothy Harrison arrived at the local Waffle House to start another shift. But at some point, his routine was punctured by a pointed question ...
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Sometimes You Have to Stoop to Conquer
Author Isabel Wilkerson chronicles one of the great untold stories of American history: the migration of more than six million black citizens who fled ...
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Tech CEO Trades Millions to Help Employees Live Fuller Lives
It seemed like Dan Price had it all. He was the CEO of a successful business with a million-dollar salary and a gorgeous home overlooking Puget Sound ...
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CEO Drastically Reduces Salary to Keep Paying Employees
Tim Boyle, President and CEO of Portland-based apparel brand Columbia Sportswear, recently made the decision to sacrifice almost all of his salary so ...
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GM Teams Up with Medical Device Company to Manufacture Ventilators
Executives at medical device firm Ventec Life Systems were impressed right away when they brought their concerns to automotive behemoth General Motors ...
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Plimsoll, the Seaman’s Friend, Campaigned Against ‘Coffin Ships’
In the mid-1800s working as a seaman in Great Britain was a dangerous job. Shady ship owners tried to maximize profits by overloading their ships. These ...
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