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- Hiking Bob: State Park Trail Ambassadors help park staff and visitors
demonstrating proper trail etiquette and respect for all user groups." Visitor behavior in the park has improved, too, Hagan says. "We have seen a drastic decline in user conflict complaints ... read more - Hug or heresy? The left’s attack on Dianne Feinstein is a sad sign of our times
Dianne Feinstein Dianne Emiel Feinstein The Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by Goldman Sachs - Tipping point week for Trump, Biden, Congress, voters This week: Clock ticks on chance for coronavirus deal Biden and Schumer face battles with left if Democrats win big MORE (D-Calif. ... read more - US and Brazil must reduce dependence on China imports – Pompeo
“Giving President Bolsonaro ammunition to claim that the United States endorses his behavior sullies our nation’s reputation as a country that demands our trade partners respect human rights and the rule of law,” said U.S. House Ways and Means ... read more - nude spouses and no muting: when video calls go wrong
With so many people working from home now, lots of us are spending our days on more conference calls and video calls than ever before — and it’s pretty evident that we don’t have the etiquette mastered. I recorded a piece for the BBC about the many ... read more - Trudeau riles China 50 years after his father forged ties
China-Canada Trade Is Going Strong Despite Huawei Feud Wednesday’s formal complaint was “fairly standard Chinese hyperbole, something that gets more strident the more outrageous China’s behavior is,” according to David Mulroney, who served as ... read more - If you get on with your boss you’re more likely to lie for them – new research
In a recent study with our colleagues Ramzi Said and Onne Janssen, we found that people who report stronger relationships with their bosses are more likely to engage in bad behaviour on their behalf. ... read more - 4 Jobs with Lifetime Appointments (That Aren’t Supreme Court Justice)
That person may continue to hold that office “during good behavior,” which typically means for life. Only about a quarter of all faculty at American universities are tenured, and most of them ... read more - How Mountains and Ski Areas in NH Are Dealing With COVID-19
Ski areas and resorts around the state are ready to open with new COVID-19 protocols and strategies designed to keep you safe (and on the trails) all winter long. Here’s what to expect. ... read more - Undermining American Exceptionalism
Indeed, American Exceptionalism took a sharp blow with the recent presidential debate. If anyone can be said to have lost in that debate, it’s the American people. What we saw — all too clearly — was not Exceptionalism. ... read more - Undermining American ExceptionalismIndeed, American Exceptionalism took a sharp blow with the recent presidential debate. If anyone can be said to have lost in that debate, it’s the American people. What we saw — all too clearly — was not Exceptionalism. ... read more
- What is Workplace Harassment?
In general, there are several factors that must be present in order to workplace harassment to be recognized. First, the conduct must be unwelcome and offensive to the employee. Second, the employee must voice his or her objection to the behavior ... read more - Hands on with Telepath, the social network taking aim at abuse, fake news and, to some extent, ‘free speech’
There's no doubt that modern social networks have let us down. Today, a number of new social networks are trying to flip the old model on its head -- whether that's attempting to use audio for more personal connections, ... read more