Why Do Top Firms Fire Good Workers?
A study examines the practice of elite firms firing talented workers and finds it is a strategy to maintain reputation and profits.
New NYU research describes how adults treat older parents and relatives. The study explains family stereotypes, harm to older adults, and practical steps families can take to reduce ageist behavior and support older relatives.
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A study examines the practice of elite firms firing talented workers and finds it is a strategy to maintain reputation and profits.
A study shows that seeing uncertainty as an opportunity decreases support for right-wing populist parties.
A study shows that many Americans worry about democracy in the US. It highlights divisions within the Republican Party regarding presidential power and government trust.
A new study shows that obtaining a college degree leads to higher earnings, even after considering student loans. The research highlights the importance of completing college for better financial outcomes.
New research from China suggests that online learning improved college students' performance in math during the COVID-19 pandemic.
This article discusses how AI changes disinformation tactics and their effects on society.
Victoria's State Parliament has passed Australia’s first formal treaty with Indigenous First Peoples, aiming to improve communities.
In Togo, the government limits freedom of expression, affecting online speech and social media use. Recent protests show citizens' frustration with the regime, leading to restrictions on internet access.
Khaled Khella is an Egyptian filmmaker who focuses on the struggles of young people. His films reveal the hidden hardships of society and encourage important conversations.
In French-speaking Africa, many children live in the streets due to various social issues. This article discusses the problem and different terms used for these children in various countries.
The COVID-19 pandemic highlighted the importance of science journalism and led to new learning experiences for journalists worldwide.
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