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It wasn t long after millions around the world were sent home to work remotely during the pandemic before the concept of Zoom fatigue became familiar. dpa Citigroup recently announced it was creating something called Zoom-Free Fridays to give workers a break on video meetings that have become so dominant over the last year. There was concern early in the pandemic that Zoom and Microsoft Teams, or other video-conferencing software, might not be the most productive thing for workers. An April study from Wundamail Research said 42% of people contributed nothing to the call and 73% of respondents considered doing a Zoom meeting work done giving the illusion of being productive. ....
DANVILLE, Va. â A local businesswoman is planning to add studio owner to her portfolio soon, which will be aided by a grant from the River District Association. Kelly Cunningham, owner of The Fashion Haus and Danville Fashion Week founder, knew she wanted to open a fully equipped, rentable photography studio, something that she has always needed when the annual Danville Fashion Week fashion show rolls around. âEvery time I needed a photography studio for my [modeling] clients, I had to create one in a space, because I didnât have anywhere to go,â Cunningham said. âIâd have to rent buildings or dance spaces and do a pop-up studio. Thatâs very costly and time consuming.â ....
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Print President Joe Biden unveiled a $2 trillion infrastructure plan recently that would aim to fix roads and bridges, update railways, invest in electric vehicles and set aside money for subsidized housing. It will also do a lot more: Allocating money for home-based care, school construction and expanding high-speed broadband. Some members of Congress have already criticized it for including too much that might not be considered part of infrastructure. But the president has framed the plan as a “once-in-a-generation investment.” Q: Is President Biden on the right track with his infrastructure plan? Advertisement Bob Rauch, R.A. Rauch & Associates NO: I am all in for infrastructure but am opposed to adding in free community college, universal pre-K, national paid leave, health insurance subsidies, and anti-growth green and labor union regulations, all under the guise of infrastructure. What we need are roads and bridges modernized, improved broadba ....