Month: February 2018

New York’s capital is in the middle of financial disputes related to timekeeping and payment legalities. Across the country, the U.S. economy loses an estimated $7.4 billion each day (about $50 million) due to improperly filled out timesheets. In Albany, a former Common Councilman, Judd Krasher, wants the state capital to stop issuing additional pay […]

Every year, American citizens get roughly 1 billion common colds. In fact, the average child catches between six and 10 colds a year. Usually rest is the best way to combat this unwanted sickness, but what if you’re standing at the top of a mountain preparing to represent your country on the biggest stage in the […]