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Report Predicts 25.7 Million Remote Jobs Available in Non-Tech Industries | Technology - Vimarsana News

Report Predicts 25.7 Million Remote Jobs Available in Non-Tech Industries | Technology

'); //]]>//--> By John P. Mello Jr. Jun 2, 2021 4:00 AM PT More than 25 million work-from-home jobs could be created in non-technology industries in the coming years, according to the operator of a global marketplace for freelance workers. "For the first time, companies in industries like manufacturing, agriculture and mining recognized that many of their professional services jobs did not need to be done on-site," maintained Upwork in its "Not Just Tech: Remote Freelancing Across Industries" report. "This opens up opportunities for not only people to do remote work, but for people to do remo...

Letters: Variable tolls would solve Chesapeake Bay Bridge congestion; The meaning of Black Lives Matter; More on Critical Race Theory | READER COMMENTARY - Vimarsana News

Letters: Variable tolls would solve Chesapeake Bay Bridge congestion; The meaning of Black Lives Matter; More on Critical Race Theory | READER COMMENTARY

Why spend more than the estimated $10 billion on a new bridge when more than half the time very few people are using the bridge? Our goal should be to encourage people to use the bridge during off-peak hours. Here’s a way to do that.

Hmmm: I Never Think of Sloths And Snails as "Heroes" - Vimarsana News

Hmmm: I Never Think of Sloths And Snails as "Heroes"

Mark Carroll notes,  First it was the military that we were to worship. Then it was the dancing TikTok doctors and nurses in the fake pandemic – sacrificial servants one and all. Now, not wanting to miss their share of all that heavenly glory, it’s those public servants that move at the blazing speed of a snail, that now constitutes being heroic. I took [a] picture at my local post office today[,] which showed the COVIDiots’ favorite banner, “Heroes Work Here,” splayed across the building’s front. That claim takes a special level of gall, considering the ...