William Noel, a pharmacist who fears needles, sued Walmart after he was fired for refusing certification to administer immunizations, but the District Court dismissed the case. Noel appealed, and the 2nd US Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled the dismissal was improper.
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A study of 473 highly ranked math teachers working in high-poverty schools in Tennessee has found offering a $5,000 bonus resulted in a 68% retention rate and a slight improvement in students' math scores. Even "modest increases" in teacher retention "can measurably improve student learning," researchers say.
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The top 1% of earners saw a 157.3% increase in annual pay between 1979 and 2017, compared with average growth of 40.1%, according to a study by the Economic Policy Institute. Economist Elise Gould says the study reflects growing inequity.
Army veteran Jerry Flanagan founded junk-removal company JDog in 2011 with the intent of growing the business by hiring former servicemembers and help disprove the stereotype that veterans aren't ready to be in the civilian workplace. "When you watch it every day, how they deal with their struggles, it's amazing to see that they're very, very productive members of society," he says.
