IT worker evidence reveals a toxic Post Office IT helpdesk that discriminated against subpostmasters
IT worker evidence reveals a toxic Post Office IT helpdesk that discriminated against subpostmasters
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Housing Experts Say Spring Could Be ‘Make-Or-Break Moment’ for 2023 Market
After a boom-and-bust housing cycle over the last year, housing experts are making their first predictions about the spring buying season, and almost all agree that the coming months could mark a significant turning point for the 2023 market. For the past several months, high home prices and inflated borrowing costs have sidelined prospective homebuyers
Sri Lanka expects approval of $2.9 billion IMF deal after China support
© Reuters. FILE PHOTO: A participant stands near a logo of IMF at the International Monetary Fund – World Bank Annual Meeting 20src8 in Nusa Dua, Bali, Indonesia, October src2,… Read more »
SNP leadership candidates clash in heated televised debate
SNP leadership candidates clash in heated televised debateRead More
Closure of HMRC unit puts £5bn of taxpayers’ money at risk, warn MPs
Closure of HMRC unit puts £5bn of taxpayers’ money at risk, warn MPsRead More
Nickel IPOs test Indonesia’s vision of global role in electric vehicles
Nickel IPOs test Indonesia’s vision of global role in electric vehiclesRead More
$5 million Dollar Reparations For Black People
I know the title to this post sounds a lil crazy but its the truth, Black residents of San Francisco are set to get $5 million in reparations if the city’sAfrican American… Read more »
Here’s what I found when I dug for treasure at the ‘unclaimed mail’ store that went viral on TikTok
US Markets Loading… H M S I visited Treasure Hunt in Evansville, Indiana. Courtesy of Kevin Greenlee and Áine Cain/Insider An “unclaimed mail” store in Evansville, Indiana, recently went viral… Read more »
Some companies in Florida and Alabama are still struggling to find staff months after the states cut enhanced COVID-19 unemployment benefits
Some companies are struggling to hire staff months after their states cut enhanced jobless benefits. One Florida restaurant said it hired high school students and got staff to work more… Read more »
Some companies in Florida and Alabama are still struggling to find staff months after the states cut enhanced COVID-19 unemployment benefits
Some companies are struggling to hire staff months after their states cut enhanced jobless benefits. One Florida restaurant said it hired high school students and got staff to work more… Read more »