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Buscar empleo después de la pandemia – Telemundo Miami (51) - Vimarsana News

Buscar empleo después de la pandemia – Telemundo Miami (51)

Nos contó que la crisis por la pandemia provocó la quiebra de “Miami Air”, la compañía en la que trabajó 21 años, pero ahora será diferente. “Si tengo que limpiar un piso, si tengo que trabajar en un McDonals o en un Burger King, o en cualquier otro lado, Justo Rodríguez trabaja, porque soy un trabajador”, dice.  En los últimos tiempos la palabra “reinventarse” es parte de nuestro vocabulario diario. “Las personas necesitan trabajar. Necesitan eso para su autoestima, lo necesitan para poder estar con otras personas, para poder definir quienes son”, dice la sicóloga ...

Ban on Digital Ads Lifts for Georgia Runoffs, Opening "Dark Money" Floodgates - Vimarsana News

Ban on Digital Ads Lifts for Georgia Runoffs, Opening "Dark Money" Floodgates

Online advertising is opening the floodgates for more money from untraceable sources to pour into the Georgia Senate runoffs as Google and Facebook lift political ad bans that went into effect after polls closed on Nov. 3. Georgia’s Jan. 5 runoff elections will decide whether Democrats or Republicans control the Senate, pitting Sen. David Perdue (R-Ga.) against Democratic challenger Jon Ossoff and Sen. Kelly Loeffler (R-Ga.) against Raphael Warnock. A primary aim of the bans was to prevent the spread of misinformation about election results. But it also prevented advertisers seeking to ...

Digital ad bans end for Georgia runoffs, opening the door to more 'dark money' • OpenSecrets - Vimarsana News

Digital ad bans end for Georgia runoffs, opening the door to more 'dark money' • OpenSecrets

Online advertising is opening the floodgates for more money from untraceable sources to pour into the Georgia Senate runoffs as Google and Facebook lift political ad bans that went into effect after polls closed on Nov. 3.  Georgia’s Jan. 5 runoff elections will decide whether Democrats or Republicans control the Senate, pitting Sen. David Perdue (R-Ga.) against Democratic challenger Jon Ossoff and Sen. Kelly Loeffler (R-Ga.) against Raphael Warnock. A primary aim of the bans was to prevent the spread of misinformation about election results. But it also prevented advertisers seeking to in...