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Experts and advocates say eliminating the subminimum wage is a much better policy for tipped workers. During a sleepy lunchtime at Slow’s Bar BQ in the Corktown neighborhood of Detroit, servers discussed the idea of eliminating taxes on their tips, a proposal floated by both presidential candidates. “We already don’t get paid a minimum wage, and we just keep on getting taxed so heavy,” said Mylikka Phelps.

Cameron Nott, a psychologist and chief international markets officer at the Myers-Briggs Co., breaks down the pillars of leadership. In a world that is increasingly uncertain and complex, characterized by rapid technological advancements and shifting economic and political forces, a leader’s pathway to being effective in the modern workplace is also increasingly uncertain and complex.

For the release of their documentary, the architect and her daughter, director Yael Melamede, discuss the creative process, and why there are no shortcuts, in architecture or in life. Ada Karmi-Melamede is one of the most celebrated architects in Israeli history. She is the second woman to receive the Israel Prize for architecture and designed institutions that shaped the nation, including Israel’s Supreme Court, with her late brother Ram Karmi; Ben Gurion Airport; and the Open University. 

If the merger with Kroger doesn’t go through, the CEO of Albertsons Cos. Inc. said in court Wednesday that his company might have to consider layoffs and leave certain markets to remain competitive and financially secure in the long term. Vivek Sankaran testified for several hours in Denver District Court during the second week of the trial in the state of Colorado’s lawsuit that seeks to block the consolidation of the two supermarket chains.

Surrounded by a swirl of dried corn stalks, hay bales and black-and-orange Halloween festoonery, the Café at Nick’s Garden Center would be easy to miss — except for the line. Read more: Denver’s green chile roadside roasters a cultural, culinary gift Hungry shoppers and Halloween revelers stood for 10 minutes or more on a recent weekend day to place an order at the window, then waited at least ten more for their food.

Colorado voters are being asked to expand the class of veterinary professionals who can practice under state law to help provide relief to overworked animal doctors, amid a shortage of veterinarians. Proposition 129 would add veterinary professional associate as a new mid-level position in Colorado’s field of veterinary care. That licensure is currently limited to veterinarians, registered veterinary technicians and registered veterinary technician specialists. The unemployment rate for veterinarians in 2023 was 0.5%, according to the U.