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� � � � � � How AI Can Help You Become A More Effective Manager - Forbes    By ramping up automation, it could deliver tangible benefits to finance and HR teams, people ... [+] managers and individual users, freeing them up to focus on the work that really matters Managers are in a tough spot. They need to oversee their staff, cater to the demands of senior executive leadership and juggle a wide array of pressing responsibilities. If a manager has a reporting line of 10 or more workers, it’s hard to keep track of what they are doing—or not doing—daily. Keeping track of everyone is even more challenging with the ascension of remote and hybrid work options. Continued here � � � � � � Don't like ads? Go ad-free with TradeBriefs Premium Poland Is Dreaming of Becoming a Nuclear Power - Foreign Policy    Concerns about a refugee crisis, financial strains, permanent displacement, and possible militancy in Sinai worry leaders in Cairo. Hamas blames Israel, but the Israeli military says it was a failed rocket launched by Palestinian Islamic Jihad. Analysis: Poland Is Dreaming of Becoming a Nuclear Power Continued here � � � � � � Netanyahu Hasn't Just Lost His Credibility on Security - Foreign Policy    Concerns about a refugee crisis, financial strains, permanent displacement, and possible militancy in Sinai worry leaders in Cairo. Hamas blames Israel, but the Israeli military says it was a failed rocket launched by Palestinian Islamic Jihad. Analysis: Netanyahu Hasn’t Just Lost His Credibility on Security Continued here � � � � � � Here's Why The FDA Plans A Ban On Formaldehyde In Chemical Hair-Straighteners Commonly Used By Black Women - Forbes    The Food and Drug Administration plans to recommend a ban on formaldehyde in hair-straightening products after years of research suggests the chemical may cause hormone-related cancers, like breast, uterine and ovarian cancer. The FDA's proposal to ban on formaldehyde and other formaldehyde-releasing chemicals like methylene glycol in straightening products—which is aimed to go into effect in April 2024—is due to a link with "long-term adverse health effects," according to a government entry. Popular straightening products like chemical relaxers and blowout treatments are more commonly used among Black women than any other community: The Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health found 50% of hair products targeted to Black women contain these toxic chemicals while only 7% of hair products advertised to white women contain them. Continued here

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