Jennifer Goodwin: All You Need is Love
The Beatles’ famous song, “All You Need is Love,” constantly plays in my head. I even have a tattoo of the words on my left arm. I always thought that phrase had an all-encompassing meaning when it comes to the love we all deserve and the love we provide. I feel I have an abundance […]
When Considering Supportive Family Policies, Demographics Matter
A majority of Utah parents with children under the age of 12 work full-time and believe there are a number of policies employers could offer that would support them in getting closer to their ideal balance between paid work and childcare. For employers wanting to support their employees, this article derived from a report from […]
Supportive Policies in the Workforce: It’s Not Just Salary That Matters
A majority of Utah parents with children under the age of 12 work full-time and believe there are a number of policies employers could offer that would support them in getting closer to their ideal balance between paid work and childcare. For employers wanting to support their employees, this article derived from a report from […]
How Supportive Employer Policies Can Attract Utah Parents to the Workforce
A majority of Utah parents with children under the age of 12 work full-time and believe there are a number of policies employers could offer that would support them in getting closer to their ideal balance between paid work and childcare. For employers wanting to support their employees, this article derived from a report from […]
Nancy Pearce: Reclaiming and Redefining our Power
Several months ago, I had a service visit from my boss, the Regional Manager, and his boss to observe the standards of services of my team. The two started their observation with our morning huddle, which I, as the store manager, was responsible for facilitating. I began our team meeting by welcoming everyone, introducing our […]
Lori B. Williams: Four Tips on Deeper Connections at Work
Connections and relationships have shifted the past few years. It’s become more apparent how human interactions and relationships are more important than ever in this ever-changing uncertain world, specifically coming out of a pandemic. Some people need less and some need more human interaction, but we all need it. Building and having intentional workplace interactions […]
New 988 Mental Health Hotline Launches
On July 16, the National Suicide Prevention Hotline number was changed to 988. The new, easy-to-remember code is a “historic milestone for mental health services,” according to Rachel Lucynski of the Huntsman Mental Health Institute. Not only can those in need now call the number, but they can also text. The number will direct users […]
Avalanche Studios: Unleashing the Power of Video in Marketing
Avalanche Studios uses the power of video to create content that resonates with viewers and helps them see the benefits of a particular product or service. “Avalanche Studios takes companies through the entire film and video production process,” said Dave Lindsay, owner of Avalanche Studios. This entails anything from storyboarding, scripting, location scouting, filming, […]
Speaking on Business: Pioneer Day
The Salt Lake Chamber · Speaking on Business: Squire I’m Derek Miller Speaking on Business. Sunday marks the 175th anniversary of the first pioneers arriving in the Salt Lake valley. It took them more than three months to reach our present city. Soon after arriving in the valley in 1847, pioneers began building homes and […]
Clear the Air Challenge: What You Need to Know about Ozone
During times of air quality issues, many articles and social media posts will mention “ozone” as a factor. However, many people are uninformed about what ozone is and does, and how it can potentially affect their health. What is ozone? Ozone, also referred to as O3 or simply ‘smog,’ is a pollutant of pale blue […]