A computer monitor square that lights green on the edges when he speaks has become Steven Zylstra’s de facto office. Zylstra is one of a sizable number of Arizonans who have yet to go back to the office two years after the start of the pandemic, opting instead to meet all his clients, co-workers and
Today (11/30/2021), the District Court for the Western District of Louisiana granted a nationwide injunction, putting the COVID-19 vaccine mandate on hold for health care workers as a multistate lawsuit, co-led by Attorney General Mark Brnovich, moves forward. “Today, we won a major victory for our health care heroes across the country,” said Arizona Attorney
Consumers are still finding bare store shelves. AP Photo/David Zalubowski Kevin Ketels, Wayne State University Walk into any U.S. store these days and you’re likely to see empty shelves. Shortages of virtually every type of product – from toilet paper and sneakers to pickup trucks and chicken – are showing up across the country. Looking
The general public was introduced to widespread work-from-home policies once the COVID-19 pandemic began in March 2020. As we approach 2021, the pandemic is still ongoing, and remote work is in full swing. In fact, many experts are predicting that remote work is here to stay. Luckily, this arrangement has many benefits, such as increased
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