The New York Times in posted two excellent “advice” columns – “……Choose Optimism” and “Zoomed Out?....”. Posted in early April, perhaps anticipating a longer shelter in place experience than the Federal government promised, the advice remains sound, even more so today.
Kristin Wong wrote “With the endless stream of urgent...
In May 2020, Littler published its Littler COVID-19 Return to Work Survey Report, which summarizes and analyzes data from more than 1,000 in-house lawyers, HR professionals and C-suite executives, completed via an online survey tool from May 5-14, 2020.
The report gauged employers’ concerns and strategies in reintroducing employees to...
Joël Roy, an attorney at Mercier Leduc specializes in ethics and disciplinary law in the context of medical technologies and AI – he has written the following in The Lawyers Daily:
As trial attorneys, to say our professional (and, often, personal) lives have been turned upside down by COVID-19 would...
Harvard’s Kennedy School of Government faculty Andreas Madestam
and David Yanagizawa-Drott wrote a paper almost a decade ago about early childhood experiences of July 4th shaping later adult behavior.
A bit lengthy (and academic) th paper examines whether social interactions and cultural practices affect political views and...