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What to Know About Indefinite Leave To Remain Visas

By Alan, on November 17th, 2020%

If you’ve been living or studying in the UK for a minimum of five years, you are eligible to apply for indefinite leave to remain. . . . → Read More: What to Know About Indefinite Leave To Remain Visas

Future Proof Job Roles

By Alan, on November 7th, 2020%

Searching for a future proof role for your working life can help you to avoid being forced into the decision further down the line. . . . → Read More: Future Proof Job Roles

Helping an Employee Back Into the Office

By Alan, on October 28th, 2020%

What does it take to get an employee back to work in difficult times but also after an employee’s individual difficult time? . . . → Read More: Helping an Employee Back Into the Office

Infographic – Immigrants Boost U.S. Nobel Prizes

By Alan, on October 10th, 2020%

The U.S. dominates Nobel prizes in the sciences — physics, chemistry, medicine, and economics — and immigrants to the U.S. contribute a large chunk of those awards. . . . → Read More: Infographic – Immigrants Boost U.S. Nobel Prizes

Why You Should Go Back To College for Science

By Alan, on August 5th, 2020%

College isn’t all about being young, and it’s never too late to learn something new. . . . → Read More: Why You Should Go Back To College for Science

HBCUs Still Putting Blacks in STEM

By Alan, on July 10th, 2020%

HBCUs still hand out more bachelor’s degrees in STEM fields to Blacks than traditionally white institutions, but no longer produce the rates of STEM bachelors they once did. . . . → Read More: HBCUs Still Putting Blacks in STEM

Infographic – Skilled Immigrants Fill Computer Jobs

By Alan, on June 27th, 2020%

This weekend’s infographic shows a large majority of H-1B visas fill temporary jobs in computer-related fields, with most workers well-paid and highly educated. . . . → Read More: Infographic – Skilled Immigrants Fill Computer Jobs

Help Employees Be Happier, at Home and Work

By Alan, on May 29th, 2020%

Happy employees are better workers, whether they’re happy at work or happy in their life. . . . → Read More: Help Employees Be Happier, at Home and Work

How to Successfully Integrate a Remote Developer Into Your Current Team

By Alan, on May 26th, 2020%

Right now, many managers are trying to juggle hybrid teams; some staff are in the office and others are at home. . . . → Read More: How to Successfully Integrate a Remote Developer Into Your Current Team

Energy Employees Not Ready for Office Return

By Alan, on May 15th, 2020%

A survey shows a large majority of energy industry workers prefers to continue working remotely than return their regular offices during the Covid-19 pandemic. . . . → Read More: Energy Employees Not Ready for Office Return

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