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Delayed a year. which time period i was looking at? most companies — period i was looking at? most companies did _ period i was looking at? most companies did not _ period i was looking at? most companies did not have - period i was looking at? most companies did not have to - companies did not have to report their gender pay gap for the year ending april 2019. it takes one year to collect the data, and then reported, that was the data that was delayed. the gender pay gap data that has been released that you have to do that has just been done todayis to do that has just been done today is fo...

North Shore Medical Center is now one of five local Tenet Healthcare hospitals to offer the Tele-ER platform, a secure service to access emergency room physicians, treatment and health recommendations remotely. At a ribbon-cutting ceremony to announce the launch of the new service, North Shore’s CEO Matthew Garner revealed it will play a major role in comforting those requiring medical assistance but wary of visiting ERs, especially in Black communities. Matthew Garner/Courtesy of North Shore Medical Center “Ever since the pandemic started, people hav...

50,000, so it's government, state, federal, et cetera, shedding workers is actually holding this back and the hourly workweek declined from 33.4 hours to 32.4. so the jobs fixture is absolutely awful. >> okay. >> donny, i guess happy days are not here again. >> i'd like to go back to the beginning. the jobs picture is great. no, it's not, it's awful. no, it's great. whatever you want. >> here's the concern with the jobs. i think this is still a residue from the 2008 hangover. just like consumers will act different and i've said this before, businesses are no different. this is not like the old...

Services by the u.s. government was 33.4% of total federal government expenditures and today it's 61.3%. entitlements are causing us to go broke. if you look here, it's a share of total spending. if you look at this here, we have defense, 20% social security, 19%. medicare, 13. medicaid, 8%. this is unsustainable. in less than six years the federal government will be paying out more in social security benefits than the taxes that it takes in to fund it. our social security administration is getting $788 billion in fiscal year 2011. that breaks out to $6,500 per u.s. household. you write a chec...