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This story first appeared on Cowboy State Daily By Jackie Mitchell, Ballotpedia via The Center Square for Cowboy State Daily The Wyoming State Legislature referred a constitutional amendment to the 2022 ballot that would allow the legislature to provide by law for local governments (county, city, township, town, school district, or other political subdivision) to invest funds in stocks and equities. Legislation establishing or increasing the percentage of funds a local government could invest would require a two-thirds supermajority vote of the state legislature. Currently, the state constitu...

For out-of-work women eager to get back in, career coaches offer tips on getting hired CNBC 3/8/2021 © Provided by CNBC Hiring in the U.S. increased in February — and the unemployment rate ticked down slightly — but not all workers benefited from the larger-than-expected job growth. The unemployment rate is still significantly higher than February 2020, before the Covid-19 pandemic began. And some workers are no longer counted as unemployed. The majority of those who have left the workforce entirely are women. About 2.3 million women are no longer participating in the U.S. labor force...

Regina / 980 CJME Mar 6, 2021 7:25 AM Brett Boyko went from asking as a kid for Jeremy O’Day’s autograph to putting his own signature on a contract to play with O’Day’s Saskatchewan Roughriders. “It’s funny how the world comes full circle. I used to have all the guys’ (autographs). I was that kid who used to wait outside the old Taylor Field and they’d come out and I’d have pictures and autographs,” Boyko told the Green Zone. Boyko, whose family is from Saskatoon, remembers driving down Highway 11 to old Mosaic Stadium to watch the CFL’s Roughriders play. He remembers s...

The rules of job-hunting have changed during the pandemic—here are 3 ways to shift your approach CNBC 2/4/2021 © Provided by CNBC The rules for finding a new job during the coronavirus pandemic are completely different from what they were a year ago, when the share of opportunities outnumbered the share of people looking for work, and going through a completely virtual hiring process was far from the norm. But if landing a new gig in 2021 is on your priority list, career coaches offer their best tips to narrow your focus, make the right connections and ace your interview. Here's how to ...

7 goals career coaches are giving themselves in 2021 CNBC 1/6/2021 © Provided by CNBC If there was one universal theme to 2020, it was to let go of the plans you set for yourself and adjust to an entirely new way of living through a global health crisis. With a fresh start in January and encouraging signs that point to the eventual end of the pandemic, you may be ready to think about your own personal and professional goals again, and how to make progress on them despite challenging circumstances. CNBC Make It spoke with career coaches about how they're reflecting on the lessons they lear...