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The Future of Remote Work
When employers were forced to shutter their offices due to the spread of the Covid-19 pandemic, no one could have imagined the immense societal change working from home would establish around the world. Two years on from the first wave of pandemic closures, employers and employees continue to be locked in a battle for the […]
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F.I.R.E. in the Post-Pandemic World
As the Great Resignation pushes forward into 2022, over 47 million individuals quit their jobs so far. While some have gone to find new work, many more are choosing to retire. Workers as young as their late twenties have decided to live frugally in order to save and invest their money for early retirement. Inspired […]
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How Technology Can Help Interest Students
Something students seem to understand intuitively is that schools are not preparing them for the modern economy. While many educators see technology as the main culprit to students not paying attention in classrooms, it is actually the fault of the curriculum for not keeping up. School curriculums are still heavily skewed to its industrial education […]
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Health & Safety in a Post-Pandemic Manufacturing Industry
The manufacturing industry is currently going through some major changes. Political, technical, and social forces are transforming how—and where—manufacturers are operating. The supply chain crisis has forced manufacturers to reconsider offshore production and move more of their operations stateside. And since health and safety standards are much stricter at home than abroad, this shift has […]
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Workplace Burnout Is A Real Issue
The pandemic has put a spotlight on workplace burnout like never before. New research shows that more than 75% of professionals feel that they have experienced burnout. Yet very few people actually know what burnout is, and what it looks like. Burnout is really some combination of emotional exhaustion, depersonalization, and a sense of low […]
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New Threats To Cybersecurity
Throughout the pandemic, the growing need for companies to rely on digital infrastructure has given CSOs (Chief Security Officers) plenty of reasons to worry about cybersecurity. The problem is, physical threats like mail threats often go unnoticed, with disastrous results. A physical device hidden in a seemingly innocent package can introduce malicious code into your […]
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Aviation’s New Normal
The 2020s have been a difficult decade for the aviation industry. The hopes for a rebounding post-pandemic market were dashed with the Russian invasion of Ukraine. The largest conflict on European soil since WWII has led to a loss of life, property, and normalcy for millions of Ukrainians. Internationally, Vladimir Putin’s aggressive war has unleashed […]
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How E-commerce Tech Can Reduce the Environmental Damage It Caused in the First Place
It’s no surprise that e-commerce has practically taken over the global economy. Annual online sales worldwide are expected to climb to a staggering $6.5 trillion by 2023. But alongside that dizzying sales growth, we’ve also witnessed a growing consciousness about how damaging all of those online sales are to the environment, and throughout the product […]
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Lawrence Heights Revisited
Revitalization of Toronto neighborhood puts it at risk of total erasure One of Toronto’s most diverse and economically disadvantaged communities is being transformed by the TCHC’s largest housing project yet. The horribly named LARP, standing for the Lawrence-Allen Revitalization Plan, started in 2010, and plans to redevelop all 100 acres of the Lawrence Heights community. […]
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Script: Venice is Falling
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