The nation’s largest digital voter engagement platform is on a mission to have 1,000 companies allow their employees to get paid time off to vote. Vote.org is recruiting companies to pledge that they will participate in ElectionDay.org, a campaign that is requesting companies change their PTO policies to include voting day. So far, the initiative has been joined by companies Thrillist, NowThis and Blue Apron.
A Houston hospital is using a $500 incentive to convince it’s 26,000 employees to take the COVID-19 vaccine. The bonus serves as a token of gratitude administered by Dr. Marc Boom, the current president and […]
Kanye West is partnering with his former employer Gap to develop a clothing line. The partnership consists of a 10-year deal between West and Gap with the goal to produce clothing line Yeezy Gap by […]
Two years after Sen. Rand Paul blocked the Emmett Till Antilynching Act (H.R. 55), the U.S. House of Representatives has officially made lynching a federal hate crime with a 422-to-3 approval vote. In the past, […]
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