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The Dual Dilemma of Negligent Hiring and Employing Illegal Immigrants

Recently, a student in Georgia was killed by an illegal immigrant, and his brother was also arrested for forging immigration documents. Does this mean the organization employing the worker with forged documents is now liable for "negligent hiring"? With open borders...

Reigniting Patriotism: The Role of Startups and Small Businesses in a Divided Society

The United States has witnessed a seismic shift in its cultural and political landscape in recent years. The rise of "woke" culture, which emphasizes the degradation of American values and promotes Marxism and socialism, has also sparked a contentious debate about the...

Red Dawn and the Contemporary Geopolitical Landscape: Why Federal Contracting and Skill Development Matter Now More Than Ever

In 1984, moviegoers were captivated by the fictional narrative of "Red Dawn," a film that depicted a group of American high school students who call themselves the Wolverines, fighting against a Soviet invasion in the heart of the United States. Directed by John...

Rethinking Geographic Barriers: The Misstep of Dismissing Non-Local Talent

When it comes to filling a job vacancy, hiring managers often aim to streamline the process by setting certain parameters. One common, yet outdated, parameter is the preference for local candidates. This approach is rooted in traditional thinking that proximity...
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