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April 16, 2021 Post-COVID Workplace Realities—and What HR Can Do NowEmployees have changed. Management has changed. Work has changed. Now it’s time to adapt to the post-COVID workplace realities. How, where and why we work are different than before the coronavirus. Here’s what researchers and experts found – and how HR can proactively manage the new workplace realities. |
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April 14, 2021 Sources: FEMA Plans To Bring Back National EAS Test This SummerOne year after the pandemic sidelined the now-annual national test of the Emergency Alert System, the Federal Emergency Management Agency expects to return to form this summer. Sources say FEMA is tentatively planning to conduct the national EAS test on Wednesday, Aug. 11 with a backup date of Wednesday, Aug. 25 to be used if any unforeseen circumstances – such as a hurricane – requires a two-week delay. |
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April 8, 2021 CPB Funds COVID-19 PSAs for Tribal and HBCU Public Radio StationsThe Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) has awarded more than $300,000 to Native Public Media and to KTSU-FM, a public radio station licensed to a Historically Black College and University (HBCU), to coordinate COVID-19 public outreach campaigns to 51 public radio stations serving Native and Black communities. The campaigns, airing on 36 tribal stations and 15 stations licensed to HBCUs, will provide trusted, life-saving information to populations that have been disproportionately affected by the pandemic. |
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April 2, 2021 Viewpoint: What Is Your Organization’s Long-Term Remote Work Strategy?Virtually all projections anticipate the post-pandemic workforce will be relatively more remote—that is, nearly all firms will experience an increase in remote work relative to their pre-pandemic baseline levels. |
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March 31, 2021 New Multimillion Dollar Pirate Radio Fines Go Into Effect April 26More than a year after Congress adopted new pirate radio fines as high as $2 million, the new penalties are set to take effect April 26. Signed into law in January 2020, the Federal Communications Commission adopted an order in December that also explicitly said it would go after landlords, advertisers, and any other business that provides “physical goods or services” to an unlicensed station. The Enforcement Bureau concluded that under its interpretation of the new law, any parties that help facilitate illegal broadcasting on their property should also be liable for fines of up to $2 million. |
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March 22, 2021 FCC Seeks Input on Spending Billions on Remote LearningThe FCC is seeking public input in how to quickly stand up the $7 billion COVID-19-related emergency schools and libraries advanced telecommunications connectivity fund created by Congress in the American Rescue Plan to help close the homework gap and aid in remote learning more widely during the pandemic. |
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March 19, 2021 Companies Weigh Changes to PTO Policies for Post-Pandemic TimesToday, company leaders and HR professionals are seeing the cost of a workforce that hasn't taken a proper vacation in over a year. Employee burnout and other mental health issues are widespread, and as spring arrives and the number of vaccinations increase nationally each day, families are thinking ahead to vacation time together. |
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March 16, 2021 Data Says AM/FM Radio Still Leads in Automotive EnvironmentDespite the fact that traditional AM/FM broadcasting is at the century mark, it still leads all newcomers in the in-car media ecosphere. |
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March 15, 2021 For public media stations, authentic partnerships are essentialPublic media stations have long used their unique blend of local/national content and community partnerships to fulfill their educational mission. However, the global pandemic has increased their challenge and intensified their work, according to a 2020 Survey of Station Education Work commissioned by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB). |
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March 5, 2021 Radio Reaches More Consumers With Spending Power, Study ShowsFresh research reinforces radio’s resilience in reaching American consumers with spending power. An analysis of January 2021 Nielsen PPM data projected to the U.S. population shows 94% of 25-54 Adults and 96% of 35-64 Adults, both with household incomes of $75,000 or greater, have returned to listening to local AM/FM radio every week, when compared to January 2020 pre-pandemic listening levels. |
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