By Iman Palm The annual "State of Work" report, conducted by videoconferencing company Owl Labs, found that about 66% of employees nationwide have returned to the office five days a week, or full-time, but spend $51 per day when they work in person. |
By Tara Suter A recent poll found 30 percent of respondents saying they have no religious affiliation. In comparison to data from a poll fielded in Oct. 2021, there was an 8 percent jump in those who said they had no religious affiliation. |
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By Alejandra O'Connell-Domenech A new paper found that life expectancy is falling more drastically for people without college degrees than for people with degrees. Between 1992 and 2010, life expectancy for both educational groups grew. But it began to drop for both groups by 2019, and continued to do so throughout the pandemic. |
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By Carina Branson Family Dollar has issued a voluntary recall for a long list of over-the-counter drugs, medical devices, and other personal health products at stores nationwide. The items were "stored outside of labeled temperature requirements." |
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By Andrew Dorn More than 220,000 child care programs received federal assistance through the American Rescue Plan's Child Care Stabilization Program. Those COVID relief funds expired last month, leaving many child care programs vulnerable. |
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