New law requires many nonprofits to reveal salaries of top executives
A 2023 audit by the inspector general at the U.S. Department of Justice found significant deficiencies in financial management by the Pawtucket nonprofit Blackstone...
Seriously, stop trying to be funny at work
How can you get ahead in your career and still enjoy the ride?
One solution frequently offered is to use humor. Sharing jokes, sarcastic quips,...
Dieter to chair R.I. chapter of Environmental Business Council of New England
CHRISTINE E. DIETER, a partner at the Hinckley, Allen & Snyder LLP law firm in Providence, was recently named chairperson of the Environmental Business...
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CYBER TRAINING: ‘Hands-on experience [is] invaluable in developing the in-demand skills’
Growing up, Nygel Gomes always felt drawn to the inner workings of technology. In high school, a cyber education program for K-12 students gave...
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IT’S IN THE CARDS: The allure of high stakes, fast play
JACQUELINE CORRIEA ALWAYS had an attraction to the casino industry, wanting to be in the middle of high stakes and fast play as cards...
MACHINE LEARNING: ‘There are [so many] directions to go in’
JOVANY NEVES INITIALLY felt uneasy about pursuing a career in manufacturing. At first he was among many high school students who believed the industry...
‘Demand for skilled workers is … exceptionally high.’
Construction careers are lucrative and rewarding, but recent trends suggest fewer people are pursuing these careers. In our experience, however, demand for access into...
ENLIST NOW: State needs soldiers in climate fight
As far back as Ashlee Lewandoski can remember, she had a thing for being outdoors. A love of nature andthe environment directed her career...
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