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The Greater Fayetteville Business Journal in North Carolina has promoted Stephanie Meador to editor and Faith Hatton to publisher. Meador has been associate editor. Hatton has been associate publisher and editor. Meador has been with the publication since August 2022. She is a graduate of the University of Central Arkansas. Hatton has been with the publication since JulyContinueContinue reading “Greater Fayetteville Biz Journal promotes Meador, Hatton”

America’s National Parks offer some of the country’s most impressive vistas – and that fact draws hundreds of millions of people to the parks each year. But more changes are on the way for the National Parks in 2026 and visitors aren’t likely to be happy with all of them.  Anyone traveling to visit aContinueContinue reading “Big changes are coming to national parks in 2026”

Can OpenAI get the public to change their ways when it comes to using ChatGPT? source https://www.inc.com/ben-sherry/openai-might-want-users-to-start-interacting-with-ai-in-a-different-way/91283216

An employee handbook serves as an important resource for any organization, outlining key components that shape workplace culture. It includes a company overview, employment policies, and a code of conduct, among other critical elements. Comprehending these components guarantees both employee engagement and compliance with company standards. As you explore these fundamental elements, you’ll find thatContinueContinue reading “10 Essential Elements in an Employee Handbook Sample”

Training and development in an organization offer several key benefits that can greatly affect overall performance. Improved employee retention leads to a more stable workforce, whereas improved job performance boosts productivity. Engaged employees are more likely to collaborate and innovate, adapting to new challenges effectively. Cost savings arise from reduced turnover, and customized skill developmentContinueContinue reading “What Are Key Benefits of Training and Development in an Organisation?”