By Jillian Kramer
The pandemic changed a lot for workers, including where they work. A study conducted early in the outbreak showed nearly one-third of U.S. workers were working from their homes — and presumably some of those workers won’t want to return to the office when their employers call them back.
Continue reading How to Negotiate A Permanent Work-From-Home Arrangement
By Raul A. Reyes
Cristina M. Rodríguez, a professor at the Yale Law School and co-chair of President Joe Biden’s high court commission, is described as a sophisticated legal thinker.
Continue reading Can this Latina law professor tapped by Biden help reform the Supreme Court?
The Hispanic Alliance for Career Enhancement (HACE) Virtual Career Fair is FREE and easily connects you – in real-time – with employers seeking to hire mid-level to experienced Latinx talent on May 20, 1am – 3pm CDT. Continue reading The Hispanic Alliance for Career Enhancement (HACE) Virtual Career Fair
Sometimes the best path to success is the one few people take. After all, if you do what other people do, you can achieve only what they achieve. Continue reading The Unconventional Hiring Strategy the Smartest Companies Use to Find Superstar Employees
BY TONI GONZALES
They call themselves “Las Tres Mosqueteras (The Three Musketeers),” and they certainly live up to their nickname being on the frontline of fighting against the spread of the Coronavirus.
Continue reading These 3 Latinas Scientists Are at the Forefront of Fighting Against the Spread of COVID-19
Social organization Hispanics in Wine was founded with the aim of promoting equality and diversity and helping Latinx professionals advance in the wine industry. Founded in September 2020, it consists of a social media space and website which serve as a digital platform for insight into opportunities and resources for members of the community.
Continue reading Hispanics In Wine Organization Aims To Empower Latinx Wine Communities
The Directors Guild of America’s latest breakdown of TV director employment shows major gains for women and for Black helmers overall but the numbers also spotlight the systemic lack of movement for Latinx and female directors of color.
The ACA has narrowed racial gaps in access to health care, but Latinos are still nearly three times more likely to be uninsured.
Continue reading Hispanic and Latino health and the Affordable Care Act
Continue reading How Rita Moreno found dignity and strength in her ‘West Side Story’ role
The effects of the Covid-19 pandemic on Americans’ career trajectories have varied by industry, geography, and ethnicity, with Latinos among the most heavily impacted.
Continue reading Latino jobs have taken a hit with Covid. Here are some career-building strategies
