Companies, from PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP to Nike Inc., are thinning the ranks of middle managers and tightening the screws on remote work to strengthen the beloved trifecta of efficiency, productivity and collaboration after the pandemic.
Op-Eds
Jeromy Bean-Thurlow: Breaking the silence: A voice from the Deaf and hard of hearing community
Let this month be one we all celebrate. Raise awareness that we are here, our lives hold value, and we deserve to be respected.
Blair Fenning: Inflation’s toll: A family’s fight for survival and fair wages in the University of Maine System
For the sake of our families and our future, it’s time to take meaningful steps toward supporting the workers who keep our community strong.
Froma Harrop: Trump probably doesn’t care about IVF
The political problem for Trump is twofold: One is that IVF is a popular solution for infertile couples, and the prospect of banning it is most unpopular. The other is that he is responsible for ending the constitutional right to an abortion, which is how we got here.
Austin Bay: The US election’s dirty issue: Undisciplined and corrupted security agencies
The list of American security agencies stained by bureaucratic incompetence, dreadful leadership and outright political corruption just keeps getting longer.
Cal Thomas: Words and deeds
Did charges by Democrats and some Republicans that they consider Trump a “threat to democracy” partially motivate accused sniper Ryan Wesley Routh? Someone will have to ask him, but the loose talk by Trump, his running mate J.D. Vance, as well as those on the left and right have contributed to the poisoning of our political atmosphere.
Rich Lowry: The new radical norm at elite colleges
That elite institutions, blessed with such enormous resources and given such influence over the development of young people, are so hostile to our own civilization is one of the scandals of the age.
Cal Thomas: Socialized medicine: The consequences
Sen. Bernie Sanders has frequently proposed “Medicare for all,” a type of National Health Service for the U.S. If it isn’t working here, what makes Sanders and his fellow advocates think it would work in a country with a population far larger than the UK?
Froma Harrop: Crazy talk, crazy people and guns everywhere
Crazy political talk may be activating crazy people bent on violence. And about 99% of the blather is coming from the Trump side.
Clarence Page: Harris makes the most of her chances, while Trump phones it in
Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris made no mistake about the opportunity before her last Tuesday night in her televised debate with Republican opponent Donald Trump. She was a woman with a plan, and she executed it flawlessly.