The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
Whatever you call it, these young leaders are changing the way their brands do business.
Category: Hiring and Promotion
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Lawsuit Says Charity Leader Hired His Former Personal Trainer for Key Role
The New York Times – Music:
Spending by a charity intended to honor a radio pioneer is being challenged by his granddaughter, who says he was tricked into leaving his fortune to it. The charity denies the charge and says the producer did not trust his family to protect his legacy.
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Bill Russell Paved the Way for Black Coaches to Defy Doubters
The New York Times – Sports:
When getting hired as a Black coach seemed “far-fetched,” as one coach said, Russell showed that it could be done — and that it could lead to championships.
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You Don’t Get Office Birthday Cake Over Zoom, Sorry
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
Missing a celebration may feel awkward. But leave the boss out of it.
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You Bought a House. Your Colleague Didn’t. It’s Still OK to Celebrate.
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
Guilt around your good fortune will not change the failures of late stage capitalism.
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Two Black Coaches Join Brian Flores’s Lawsuit Against the NFL
The New York Times – Sports:
Steve Wilks and Ray Horton added claims that the Arizona Cardinals and Tennessee Titans discriminated in their hiring practices, echoing Flores’s allegations that the league showed bias against Black coaches.
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Two Black Coaches Join Brian Flores’s Lawsuit Against the NFL
The New York Times – Sports:
Steve Wilks and Ray Horton added claims that the Arizona Cardinals and Tennessee Titans discriminated in their hiring practices, echoing Flores’s allegations that the league showed bias against Black coaches.
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Bruce Arians and Tampa Bay Gave the NFL a Diversity Blueprint It Shouldn’t Ignore
The New York Times – Sports:
His tactical retirement plan as the Tampa Bay Buccaneers coach created an opportunity for Todd Bowles and left a pipeline of experienced Black assistant coaches and coordinators.
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Brian Flores’s Lawsuit Looms Over N.F.L. Owners Meetings
The New York Times – Sports:
At its annual meeting, the league announced plans to increase diverse hiring practices, as John Mara, the Giants’ co-owner, called Flores’s claims of discrimination “false.”