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(BPT) - Educational institutions at every level, from preschools to universities, are facing even more challenges than most businesses in today’s fast-changing environment. But businesses and schools use a variety of strategies and resources both inside and outside their organizations so that they can pivot quickly in the face of unpredictable change.
According to Lisa Honaker, managing director, FedEx Office, here are some of the tips educational institutions need to be ready to move forward, no matter what happens next.
The Motion of the Body through Space by Lionel Shriver is a fascinating story of a marriage as a couple, Remington and Serenata, age and encounter significant life changes. Remington has lost his job at a point in his life that he would be considering retirement. Serenata is still working an…
You may have heard someone say, or even thought it yourself, that this pandemic we are going through is God’s punishment against the wicked. We heard the same thing during Hurricane Katrina, that it was God’s punishment against New Orleans, and the same things were said about the AIDS virus,…
The “normal” economy of 2019 is our launching pad for the post-pandemic world. We’ll be able to measure changes with the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) data on wages for 725 occupations in each of the 50 states.
