The new White House Communications Director, Anthony Scaramucci, made the news last week after a profanity-filled interview with The New Yorker’s Ryan Lizza was published. Scaramucci was criticized for using derogatory terms and slurs to describe his co-workers at the White House, specifically targeting former...
UPDATE: Later today, after Gen. John Kelly was sworn in as new Chief of Staff, the White House announced Anthony Scaramucci was no longer Communications Director. It seems this "scary interview" cost him is job. The new White House Communications Director, Anthony Scaramucci, made the news...
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Last week, Sean Spicer suddenly resigned from his position as White House Press Secretary. According to The New York Times, this resignation was prompted by Anthony Scaramucci’s hiring as Communications Director. While most Americans will never have to navigate quitting a job under the scrutiny...
Last week, Sean Spicer suddenly resigned from his position as White House Press Secretary. According to The New York Times, this resignation was prompted by Anthony Scaramucci’s hiring as Communications Director. While most Americans will never have to navigate quitting a job under the scrutiny...
Retailers across the nation are struggling to adapt to consumer demand and new technologies, leading to massive job cuts and thousands of announced store closures. The retail landscape is likely to evolve even further, as tools like virtual reality enter the shopping experience, according to...
Retailers across the nation are struggling to adapt to consumer demand and new technologies, leading to massive job cuts and thousands of announced store closures. The retail landscape is likely to evolve even further, as tools like virtual reality enter the shopping experience, according to...
Teen hiring exploded in June after a below-average May, as 1,023,000 workers aged 16 to 19 landed positions, according to the latest analysis by global outplacement and executive coaching firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas, Inc. Read More...
Published July 17, 2017 Teen hiring exploded in June after a below-average May, as 1,023,000 workers aged 16 to 19 landed positions, according to the latest analysis by global outplacement and executive coaching firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas, Inc. Employment among 16- to 19-year-olds was revised down...
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