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40 Under 40: A finance leader in the health care field - Vimarsana News

40 Under 40: A finance leader in the health care field

Randy Albert, is vice president of finance - operations and analytics, at Northern Light Health.

Mongolia: Ongoing efforts towards trade union transformation and renewal - Vimarsana News

Mongolia: Ongoing efforts towards trade union transformation and renewal

Following the recent launch of the research “Trade union transformation in the digital economy: the case of the Federation of Mongolian Education and Science Unions (FMESU)”, the Mongolian education union started embarking in activities to implement the three-year project “Trade union transformation and the digital economy”.

Source: ei-ie.org
September 13- Positive Thinking Day! What is it and how do I celebrate? - Vimarsana News

September 13- Positive Thinking Day! What is it and how do I celebrate?

What is positive thinking day and when did it start? There are plenty of benefits of positive thinking and here are some great ways to practice.

Barbara Ehrenreich (1941-2022) - Vimarsana News

Barbara Ehrenreich (1941-2022)

Author Barbara Ehrenreich keeps questioning US business, social and psychological orthodoxies, especially in her latest book on the power of (...)

In Praise of the Terrorist | Issue 43 | n+1 | Nicolás Medina Mora - Vimarsana News

In Praise of the Terrorist | Issue 43 | n+1 | Nicolás Medina Mora

He spent his formative years as a worker in Tijuana’s maquiladoras, light-industry sweatshops that bloomed like poisonous mushrooms in the Mexican borderlands after the passage of NAFTA. This is perhaps why so much of Yépez’s critique of the Mexico City literary establishment focuses on money: who gets it, who doesn’t, and who decides who belongs in each category.