Atlas Copco Turkey Announces 2016 Mentorship Program
At Atlas Copco we believe that commitment to gender diversity at the highest level is crucial in order to be an attractive employer.
Using Trusted Members of Community to Reduce Fear of Lung Cancer Screening
Once a week for four weeks last summer, Kita Mitcham gathered 25 of her friends, family and other members of the Good Hope Mission Baptist Church in Augusta, Georgia, to talk about lung cancer prevention and the benefits of early screening for the disease. Ms. Mitcham is one of about 45 community health workers who are educating nearly 500 people in 12 minority and underserved communities in the Central Savannah River Area (CSRA) about lung cancer prevention and screening.
EU Conflict Minerals: Trialogue Negotiations Have Begun
The Netherlands have vocalized their adamancy about finalizing the negotiations by the end of their term, however the complexity of the directive could push the decision into the next period. The trialogue negotiations signify the last step of the directive process.
JetBlue Celebrates Black History Month – Inspiring the Next Generation of Aviators
Aviation is not often a career choice for students of color. When thinking of pilots of color, the illustrious Tuskegee Airmen come to mind.
Education -- Innovating Tomorrow
Innovation is the fuel of the 21st century – and Arrow Electronic’s future. At Arrow, we believe innovation must not only be encouraged, but also taught. Our program begins in K-12 schools with organizations that support promising innovators and encourage competition, often involving technology.
Technology Incubators -- Innovating Today
Good ideas are everywhere, but innovators are rare. Innovators punch through the status quo to deliver a solution that is both practical and provides exciting new opportunities.
David L. Cohen: The Cruel Irony of the 'Digital Divide' and how it's Hurting Philadelphia
For more than a decade, there has been a national debate about how to close the digital divide: the gap between those who are connected to high-speed Internet at home and those who are not. The issue not only has a profound impact on individual families, but also on our region's business owners, economy builders, and employers.
Loophole In Tariff Act Closed: Will Evolving Regulations In Modern Day Slavery Affect Your Company?
“If we know cocoa is being produced on plantations in West Africa using slave labor and then being imported into the US, we still have to allow it in because the US cannot produce enough cocoa to meet the US demand.”
Is There Child Labor In Your Chocolate?
Over 2 million children still work in the West African cocoa industry.

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