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Rev. Al Sharpton speaks at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, Ill., on Aug. 22, 2024. The civil rights activist said via social media Thursday that he is considering a boycott of Target, but agreed to meet with CEO Brian Cornell.

Target’s DEI Commitments Under Scrutiny Amid Potential Boycott by Civil Rights Activists

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The Six-Figure Struggle: Why $100,000 Isn’t Enough in Major US Metros

A tractor featuring the Kenworth logo. Shareholders of parent company Paccar on April 29 will vote on whether they should have a say on executive severance packages often referred to as golden parachutes.

Paccar Faces Shareholder Vote on Controversial Executive Severance Packages

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Internship Hiring Trends 2024-2025: Balancing Growth and Economic Challenges

A student arrives for their graduation ceremony at the Royal Festival Hall on Oct. 13, 2015, in London, England. Seventy-five percent of upcoming college graduates said they're worried their job prospects will be affected by the economy, a recent report found.

Navigating Challenges and Opportunities: 2025 Grads Prepare for a Shifting Job Market

The headquarters of the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission on June 11, 2018, in Washington, D.C. EEOC is facing a lawsuit from three anonymous law students who have accused the agency of overstepping its authority in threatening to investigate law firms' DEI programs.

Lawsuit Alleges EEOC Oversteps Authority on Law Firm DEI Investigations

The exterior of the Omni Hotel in downtown Louisville, Ky., on May 1, 2022. A federal jury sided with the chain in a pay discrimination suit brought by a female former employee.

Federal Jury Sides with Omni Hotels in Extended Pay Discrimination Battle

Monochrome Lego people, including a person of color, run on an LGBTQ+ pride flag. Lego is changing its public-facing approach to DEI.

Lego’s DEI Policy Revisions Spark Conversations Amid Diversity Language Shift

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Quiet Cracking: The Invisible Crisis Striking the Workplace

Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer listens to reporters during a news conference on Nov. 7, 2022, in East Lansing, Mich. Whitmer recently directed Michigan agencies to reach out to men and inform them about tuition-free opportunities for college and skills training.

Michigan’s Bold Move: Tuition-Free Education Initiative Targets Gender Disparity

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