Managing Office Politics While Working Remotely

“Every business has a certain degree of office politics; you want to make sure you aren’t on the wrong side of it.” - Alan Hubbard, NTI@Home

From Detroit To Oakland, Pandemic Threatens Urban Renewal

Cities that were shedding years of decay and starting to turn a corner will have a harder time recovering from the pandemic, experts say.

Report Showing Gains In Bank Access Overshadowed By COVID

The FDIC estimates that 5.4 percent of Americans in 2019 were considered unbanked.

U.S. Jobless Claims Rise To 898,000 With Layoffs Still High

The most recent weekly rise in Americans seeking unemployment benefits is the highest in two months.

To Disclose or Not? Introducing A Disability While Job Searching

With 90 percent of all disabilities appearing "invisible," job seekers question whether to bring their whole selves to the interview process

Stocks Are Soaring, But Most Black People Are Missing Out

A racial disparity on those who own stocks is apparent.

October Marks 75th National Disability Employment Awareness Month

SSA’s “Ticket to Work” program helps disabled Americans get back into the workforce. Free training, hundreds of remote jobs are available.

Jobless Caught In A Squeeze That Imperils Recovery

In some fields, jobs could take months or years to return.

The Right Steps to Return to Work While Collecting Disability

Trial work opportunities allow you to keep SSI and SSDI benefits.

Federal Judge Postpones Trump Ban On TikTok

Lawyers for the popular video sharing app argued a ban would infringe on First Amendment rights.

Working from Home? Stop Cybercriminals from Stealing Your Data

Secure Wi-Fi, cautious link clicking, and other tactics to prevent data theft and digital information breaches

Judge Agrees To Delay U.S. Goverment's Restrictions On WeChat

A magistrate judge in California said the government's action would affect the users' First Amendment rights.

Coronavirus Danger Continues To Drive Joblessness In U.S.

Broad economic damage continues nine months after the county's first coronavirus case was confirmed.

Calling Problem-Solvers: Making a Call Center Job Work for You

Many call center jobs now require employees to work from home; understand what it takes to succeed.

Oracle And Tiktok Struck A Deal. What It Is, None Will Say

Many of the details of the agreement remain unclear.

Got Any Change? Americans Face Pandemic-Spurred Coin Shortage

Why is there a coin shortage in the United States? Here are five things to know.

Helping Disabled People Find Jobs: Why We Do What We Do

NTI@Home employees find personal job satisfaction in delivering for others.

Unemployment Claims Fall To 881,000 But Layoffs Remain Elevated

The latest figures from the U.S. Department of Labor show the economy struggles to rebound during the coronavirus pandemic.

Career-Changing Calls: Twice in One Lifetime

Twice when Larry Taylor has checked his phone, his career has gone in a new direction.

Local Marketing 101: The Easy Way To Grow Your Business

Let Patch's local marketing experts help build awareness for your brand and connect you with your community in new and exciting ways.

TikTok CEO Resigns Amid U.S. Pressure To Sell Video App

Kevin Mayer has cited a political environment that has "sharply changed" as reason for his resignation.

A Second Chance at Work

Dominic and Lashaunda, disabled individuals unemployed for 10+ years, share what got them back into the workforce and loving their new jobs

Weekly U.S. Jobless Claims Jump Back Above 1 Million

A rising number of people who have lost jobs say they consider their loss to be permanent.

4 Things Disabled Americans Should Know About Returning to Work

Yes, you can work from home and not lose your benefits. Common misconceptions answered.

S&P 500 Closes At A Record, Erasing Last Of Pandemic Losses

The S&P 500 hit a record high, and its highest mark since February.

Coin Shortage Hits Retailers, Laundromats, Tooth Fairy

The nationwide coin shortage has been an unusual side effect of the coronavirus pandemic, with some business lines facing stiff challenges.

How Office Workers Are Adjusting Upon Return To In-Person Work

An employee for one company says the one-way aisles they created allow her to say a quick hello to more people than before.

U.S. Retail Sales At Pre-Virus Levels, But Slowdown Likely

Sales at retail stores and restaurants have increased for three straight month following plunges in March and April.

Finding Remote Work in the Medical Field

One Tennessee woman decided her disability wouldn't hold her back from a fulfilling career

McDonald’s Sues Ousted CEO, Alleging Employee Relationships

Stephen Easterbrook was fired last year over an inappropriate relationship with an employee.

For Pandemic Jobless, The Only Real Certainty Is Uncertainty

The coronavirus forced tens of thousands of American workers to become unemployed. Here are a few of their stories.

U.S. Added 1.8 Million Jobs In July As Hiring Stalled

July's job numbers show the resurgence in coronavirus cases is slowing the country's economic rebound.

1.2 Million Seek Unemployment After $600 Weekly Benefit Expires

At least 1 million Americans have sought jobless benefits for 20 consecutive weeks.

Disabled at-home workers save call centers forced to go remote

Using NTI@Home agents, call centers with disabled at-home workers fared better in the transition to remote operations

200 Work-from-Home Jobs Available Exclusively for Disabled People

National nonprofit NTI@Home sees surge in telework demand, huge opportunities for individuals with disabilities to rejoin the workforce

Wall Street Slides, But Tech Strength Helps Avert A Big Loss

UPS was among the companies that benefited, with more people ordering deliveries during the pandemic.

1.4M Seek Jobless Aid As An Unrelenting Virus Forces Layoffs​

The continuing wave of job cuts occur as states scale back reopening and consumers continue to isolate due to a spike in coronavirus cases.

AMC Theatres Delays Summer Reopening Again

The delay was prompted by a spike in coronavirus cases and changes in the expected release dates of new films.

United Airlines Revenue Stalls At 50% Without A Coronavirus Vaccine

The airline has suffered a $1.6 billion loss amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Amazon Officially Postpones U.S. Prime Day 2020

The e-commerce giant announced this week it is postponing its annual sale due to the coronavirus.