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Meet The New Boss, Same As the Old Boss - Vimarsana News

Meet The New Boss, Same As the Old Boss

 

Source: hotair.com
Inequity in the workplace increases as companies lose ground on DEI efforts - Vimarsana News

Inequity in the workplace increases as companies lose ground on DEI efforts

New data shows that efforts on diversity and inclusion efforts are declining.

Source: wvxu.org
Chancellor Subbaswamy: UMass is not 'a problem to solve' - Vimarsana News

Chancellor Subbaswamy: UMass is not 'a problem to solve'

AMHERST — Even though thousands of University of Massachusetts students make their homes in neighborhoods in Amherst and beyond, outgoing Chancellor Kumble Subbaswamy used last Friday’s annual Community Breakfast to push back on the idea that there...

Chancellor Subbaswamy: UMass is not 'a problem to solve' - Vimarsana News

Chancellor Subbaswamy: UMass is not 'a problem to solve'

AMHERST — Even though thousands of University of Massachusetts students make their homes in neighborhoods in Amherst and beyond, Chancellor Kumble Subbaswamy used Friday’s annual Community Breakfast to push back on the idea that there are too few beds...

BOC seizes P8.3-B smuggled goods in H1 2022 - Vimarsana News

BOC seizes P8.3-B smuggled goods in H1 2022

(File photo) MANILA - The Bureau of Customs (BOC) on Monday reported the seizure of PHP8.37 billion worth of smuggled goods for the first half of 2022. In a statement, the BOC said the goods were confiscated in 293 operations, with counterfeit items topping the list with a total value of PHP5.23 billion. This is followed by illegal drugs at PHP1.67 billion and general merchandise at PHP388.80 million. Around 58 Letters of Authority (LOA) were implemented in the same period, 44 of which yielded positive results. A total of 78 alert orders were issued, 57 of which were positive for violation of ...