You have a criminal record and you’re applying for a job. How should you handle that topic, both on the application and during your interview? I’m no attorney, but I do have some thoughts on how you could best present yourself.
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The holiday season has officially kicked off in New York City - the Rockefeller Center tree has been lit and festive lights and sculptures have started popping up and bringing new cause for celebration (and selfies) throughout the city. People have started holiday shopping and crafting and certainly ‘tis the season for some outfit planning. Whether you’re going to a holiday party, a friend’s house for a low-key dinner or hosting the holidays at your own home this is the perfect season to dress to impress your friends and family, while looking and feeling good yourself.
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In politics, the “lame duck” Congress refers to the period of time where the Congress is in session after their successors have been elected. According to Wikipedia (so it must be true), “The phrase ‘lame duck’ was coined in the eighteenth century at the London Stock Exchange, to refer to a stockbroker who defaulted on his debtsIt was transferred to politicians in the nineteenth century, the first recorded use is in the Congressional Globe (then the official record of the United States Congress) of January 14, 1863: "In no event could [the Court of Claims] be justly obnoxious to the charge of being a receptacle of 'lame ducks' or broken down politicians."
Former Receptionist Earns a College Degree and a Promotion at Goodwill of Central and Southern Indiana.
Telephone is often how a potential employer will hear your voice for the very first time. Are you doing everything within your power to make that initial impression a positive one? Today I’ll cover some etiquette tips to help you stand out from your competition.
Last spring the fashion runways geared up with the hottest trends for Fall/Winter 2018. Lots of lengthy, flowy dresses, silky reds and chunky heels graced the catwalk. But each look did not seem to be complete without the addition of some creative variation of leopard print - whether it was a leopard print scarf, purse or pair of heels, it was the leopard print that made the outfit extra special and of course, part of one of the trendiest patterns of the upcoming season.
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Congress returns to work this work and unfortunately likely back to their partisan corners following a pause to celebrate and honor the life of President George H. W. Bush. Before we dive into the issues that remain before the closing of the 115th Congress, Goodwill Industries International would like to take moment and honor the legacy of President Bush.
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Back when Santa and his elves made and delivered gifts for all good little girls and boys, no family need worry about holiday debt. My, how times have changed! I read recently where over 25% of US families still carry over debt from last Christmas.
The holiday season usually means a few things: gathering with friends and family, shopping for everyone one your list, and possibly even cleaning out your closet for the upcoming new year. Even the most reasonable person can have trouble determining what to toss or keep. We all have those clothes we haven’t worn in forever, but we just can’t seem to get rid of them. I know I’ve been guilty of that quite a few times.
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Tis’ the season of giving and many on the heels of Giving Tuesday, people will be making contributions to their favorite charities. But did you know that the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act that went into effect this year could negatively impact those very nonprofits, including local Goodwill® organizations?
