What to Watch in April: 'Tokyo Vice, 'Outer Range' and the Return of 'Barry'
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How 'Severance' Turned the Workplace Into a Demented Playground
There have been plenty of television shows set in workplaces, but there’s never been one...
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Cardinal Innovations, former CEO agree to drop lawsuits; Topping may receive $500,000 in settlement
Cardinal Innovations, former CEO agree to drop lawsuits; Topping may receive $500,000 in settlement
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Cardinal Innovations, former CEO agree to drop lawsuits
Lawsuits involving Cardinal Innovations and Richard Topping Jr., its fired chief executive, have been settled by each party agreeing to end their respective litigation, according to a civil court filing
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Montgomery Co. superintendent firing: Severance details remain confidential
One of the questions swirling in the community remained unanswered.
Source: roanoke.com
Reynolds plans 350 job cuts as part of latest production consolidation strategy
The consolidation begins in April and will take through 2024 to complete, Reynolds said in a statement.
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BP Whiting Refinery oil workers to vote on new four-year contract
Oil workers at the BP Whiting Refinery will vote Thursday on a tentative agreement the United Steelworkers union negotiated that includes a 12% pay increase over four years and no
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Patricia Arquette admits to being 'scared' of technology
Patricia Arquette fears that young people wont develop old-fashioned social skills in the future.
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Patricia Arquette admits to being 'scared' of technology
Patricia Arquette fears that young people wont develop old-fashioned social skills in the future.
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Patricia Arquette admits to being 'scared' of technology
Patricia Arquette fears that young people wont develop old-fashioned social skills in the future.
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