these young men today and their damn video games
This is hate-click-bait for some, I imagine. It sure as heck worked on me, which is probably why I can’t just let it go with a few snarky tweets and […]
The moral bankruptcy at the heart of Wells Fargo’s sales fraud
The news fallout from Wells Fargo continues. We’re now in the phase where employees are beginning to describe their ground floor perspective: “They warned us about this type of behavior […]
Wells Fargo
This Wells Fargo story is nuts. The mega bank settled last week with various federal, state, and local agencies over what could be described a years-long, bottom-up revolt of “low-paid […]
The Good Job
The cantankerous aches. The throbbing muscle cramps. The hard closing shift that produces swollen hands the following morning. The arthritic pops around your knuckles like someone’s pinging it with a […]
Uber, but for public transit
Good gravy I’ve been waiting to write the Uber, but quip for a legitimate reason and now several years after it was lightly humorous I’ve done it! Anyway, Jeff Spross […]
these politics hurt
It’s been over two week of Brexit coverage and other sundries—which, fair enough. These are big deals in the wide, wide world. Yet in my nearsidedness I’m still mulling over […]
losing your soul for never-ending breadsticks
Darden Restaurants, which operates chains like Longhorn, Olive Garden, and others is facing criticism from a ROC United report on the practice of paying nearly half of their employees with payroll […]
