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Tampa City Council chairman Orlando Gudes has been "credibly" accused of harassing a female employee, according to the findings of an outside investigation commissioned by the city. 

After a lifelong career in education, from the classroom to policy making,  Thomas has been named one of Tallahassee’s 25 Women You Need to Know.

Gudes Tuesday said he had no plans to resign. Gudes Tuesday said he had no plans to resign

Unionized workers of the Tex Styles Ghana Limited (GTP) are cautioning against what they say is the unilateral decisions of the Managing Director (MD), Ms. Fatoumata Doro. They made a reference to the sacking of two directors and five other senior staff of the company by the MD without any…

After months of waiting, City Council received a report from the Justice Department on Market Houses repurposing, opening more talk about its future.

March 27, 2022, letters: Readers comment on abortion rights, Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson and celebrating women.

IHF - International Humanity Foundation offers the opportunity to serve your community through "At Home HR Volunteer". This is an ongoing virtual opportunity.

“While some populations are being harmed by this technology at higher rates than others, all residents lose when government deploys emerging technology in an indiscriminate and secretive manner,” states a January 2022 white paper on facial recognition tech that sums up the thinking of the commission.

Director Paul Thomas Andersons coming-of-age film Licorice Pizza set in 1970s San Fernando Valley has three Oscar nominations but also faces accusations of racism by some Asian groups.

In the waning days of the 2022 legislative session, the Florida Legislature passed Committee Substitute for House Bill 7 (CS/HB 7), which would limit workplace training and...