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COVID-19 is once again sweeping through Illinois’ prisons, sickening thousands of Illinois prisoners and hundreds of staff members. And while hospitalizations have been rare during the latest wave, state prison

OU President Joseph Harroz Jr. announced the retirement of the OU Board of Regents Vice President for University Governance and Executive Secretary Chris Purcell on Thursday.

A new study has revealed that when two people are on the same page in a conversation, it often happens that their minds just click.

The Holland Human Relations Commissions 2021 Social Justice Awards were presented Wednesday, Jan. 19 to local businesses, organizations and people.

Norman, Oklahoma--(Newsfile Corp. - January 19, 2022) - Bailett Consulting, LLC announces they have updated and added new content to their online store. The firm's mission is to motivate and inspire others

January is Human Relations Month in Delaware, started in 2009 to highlight the work of the State Human Relations Commission to promote understanding and acceptance of the diverse groups of

South Korea-based human resources management platform flex announced today it has closed a $32 million Series B round at a valuation of $298 million. The latest funding, which brings its total raised to $42 million, was led by Greenoaks, with participation from DST Global Partners.   The startup’s mission is to enable corporations to automate and […]

Fairhaven has launched the Belonging Committee to advise on diversity, equality and inclusion and assist on events such as Fairhavens Got Pride!

Democrats warn the legislation opens up businesses to a new kind of lawsuit.

The Village Board is slated to approve commission members to the numerous boards and commissions in Park Forest.