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Courtney Vinopal

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As seen in: HR Brew, The Washington Post, PBS News Hour - Health, PBS News Hour - World, PBS NewsHour, The Wall Street Journal, Yahoo Finance, Fortune, Quartz, Quartz Daily Brief, Agenda (World Economic Forum) and
Covers:  Labor, management, workplace trends, tech, finance, Wall Street.
Reporter @HR_Brew | @MorningBrew, writing about the changing world of work. Stories in @WSJ, @washingtonpost, @NewsHour, @qz, etc. 📧: vinopal@morningbrew.com

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I’m a business reporter covering HR, management, and workplace trends. My stories have looked at the impact of the #MeToo movement on Wall Street, the rise of fertility services as a workplace perk, and Americans’ changing relationships with their careers post-pandemic. I’ve worked as a reporter and producer for the PBS NewsHour, Quartz, the Observer, and Washingtonian magazine. Prior to entering journalism, I worked in the press office of the French Embassy in Washington.

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Legislative lowdown: Judge blocks Trump’s H-1B visa fee on grounds it’s an unlawful tax

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By Courtney Vinopal 
| HR Brew
A federal judge ruled that President Donald Trump’s $100,000 H-1B visa fee is illegal, blocking the policy in its entirety. In a ruling issued on June 8, Leo Sorokin, a federal judge in Massachusetts, sided with 20 Democratic state attorneys general who sued the administration over the fee.
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The Business of Benefits: Mental health add-ons at Vasion

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By Courtney Vinopal 
| HR Brew
The print automation company Vasion is currently “prioritizing growth,” its chief people officer, Melissa Knotts said. This growth “depends on a strong employee base, particularly managers.” In order to better support the company’s growing employee population, Vasion recently added mental health benefits from the platform Modern Health to its total rewards package.
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Samsung Electronics workers are set to reap bigger bonuses from record AI profits

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By Courtney Vinopal 
| HR Brew
Samsung Electronics is reaping remarkable profits from the AI boom. The semiconductor division that makes memory chips critical to AI systems posted record earnings during the first quarter of this year, the company announced April 30. Samsung’s net profit soared to the equivalent of $31.72 billion that quarter, a 474% increase from the year prior, according to the Wall Street Journal. But Samsung workers aren’t getting an adequate share of these profits, they recently argued.
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