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IWD 2025: Navigating your career growth: Empowering women in technology Original
While many businesses have been lauded for acknowledging the importance of gender equality, achieving actual gender equality remains an ongoing challenge. In February this year, The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) announced that the gender pay gap in Australia is now 11.9%. While the difference has tightened significantly from 18.3% in 2014, the trend has decelerated from 2018 until now, suggesting that closing the remaining gap may well prove the biggest challenge yet.
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Deck the Halls with Cyber Walls: Navigating National Security in the Digital Age | JD Supra
Cybersecurity and national security collided in significant ways in 2024, with governments and private-sector entities grappling with the legal, technical, and policy challenges of a rapidly evolving cyber landscape. Offensive cyber operations, questions of foreign ownership of social media companies, and the balance of power between the Executive and Legislative branches are just a few of the pressing issues shaping the modern landscape.
DoorDash and California Attorney General Reach Settlement Over Privacy Allegations
Following up on announcements of sweeps from late January, last week California Attorney General Rob Bonta announced a settlement with the popular food delivery service DoorDash related to allegations that DoorDash breached the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) and the California Online Privacy Protection Act (CalOPPA).
DoorDash and California Attorney General Reach Settlement Over Privacy Allegations
Following up on announcements of sweeps from late January, last week California Attorney General Rob Bonta announced a settlement with the popular food delivery service DoorDash related to allegations that DoorDash breached the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) and the California Online Privacy Protection Act (CalOPPA).
10 Data Privacy Best Practices in the Era of Remote Work
With a significant portion of organizations emerging to the new landscape of remote work in recent years, prioritizing the protection of sensitive data has risen to the forefront of operations. As teams reside in various corners of the globe and collaborate virtually, the need to adopt and embrace best practices for data privacy becomes essential as we are shifted into a new norm.
Reviewing 2023's Global AI Landscape Across Practice Areas
In a Law360 article, co-authored by data, privacy & cybersecurity partner Fran Faircloth and associate May Yang, the team reflect on 2023 Global AI highlights, noting “2023 stands out as a landmark year for artificial intelligence and for generative AI in particular.” “The launch of OpenAI’s ChatGPT in late 2022 marked a turning point, igniting a global race among tech companies and investors to harness and evolve this burgeoning technology,” said Fran and May.
Reviewing 2023's Global AI Landscape Across Practice Areas
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Executive Order On The Safe, Secure, And Trustworthy Development And Use Of Artificial Intelligence
On October 30, 2023, President Biden issued an executive order ("EO") on the safe, secure, and trustworthy development and deployment of artificial intelligence ("AI") that has the potential to set far-reaching standards governing the use and development of AI across industries.
Executive Order on the Safe, Secure, and Trustworthy Development and Use of Artificial Intelligence
On October 30, 2023, President Biden issued an executive order (“EO”) on the safe, secure, and trustworthy development and deployment of artificial intelligence (“AI”) that has the potential to set far-reaching standards governing the use and development of AI across industries.
Executive Order on the Safe, Secure, and Trustworthy Development and Use of Artificial Intelligence
On October 30, 2023, President Biden issued an executive order (“EO”) on the safe, secure, and trustworthy development and deployment of artificial intelligence (“AI”) that has the potential to set far-reaching standards governing the use and development of AI across industries.
Synechron Announces Key Promotions and New Organizational Structure to Streamline Operations and Enable Next Phase of Growth
Synechron, Inc., a leading global digital transformation consulting firm focused on financial services and technology organizations, announces key leadership promotions and a reorganization aimed at enhancing operational efficiencies. Highlighting its commitment to innovation, Synechron is proud to announce the promotion of May Yang and Mihir Shah to the positions of President for North America and President for EMEA, APAC & India, respectively.
World, Let Me Introduce You to My Fabulous Tea Ladies!
I adore my little niece. We call her Little Mama because even as a toddler, she wanted to do everything that we did. When she slept over, I would have to create a space for her at the kitchen sink whenever I did the dishes or allow her to help me fold clothes. Sometimes, a task would take twice as long because of her help. Although she is loved and doted upon by us, she yearns for friends her age. One time at the beach, she made room for another girl to build sandcastles with her.
Enforcement of CPRA Regulations Delayed, but CPRA Compliance Still a Priority
Just before the July 4th holiday, the California Superior Court in Sacramento gave businesses struggling to comply with the California Privacy Rights Act (“CPRA”) a small gift by delaying enforcement of the CPRA’s regulations until March of 2024 at the earliest. While helpful in some respects, discussed below, the ruling does not expressly prohibit the California Privacy Protection Agency (“Agency”) from enforcing the underlying text of the CPRA where implementing regulations are not required.
Enforcement of CPRA Regulations Delayed, but CPRA Compliance Still a Priority
Just before the July 4th holiday, the California Superior Court in Sacramento gave businesses struggling to comply with the California Privacy Rights Act (“CPRA”) a small gift by delaying enforcement of the CPRA’s regulations until March of 2024 at the earliest. While helpful in some respects, discussed below, the ruling does not expressly prohibit the California Privacy Protection Agency (“Agency”) from enforcing the underlying text of the CPRA where implementing regulations are not required.
When Tested, Will Your Love Be Unbreakable?
VALENTINE WRITING CONTEST He thought he was destined to live a life of loneliness I want to share a love story. This story was several years in the making. Since my nephew is 34 years old, I would say the story took 34 years. Or maybe the story started before that when his parents first met? Ten years ago when I was still living in Florida, my nephew Eric from Minnesota emailed me one night.
Strategic solutions to Quiet Quitting
From layoffs and lulls to sudden surges in hiring, and even “The Great Resignation”, these past few years have brought an array of HR trends to the forefront. In the last few months alone, we’ve witnessed several pertinent trends emerge, some of which are taking the corporate world by force. As we look toward 2023, organizations must seize the opportunity to explore these practices and prioritize learning to navigate them.
One of the Best Parts of a Great Trip Is Returning Home
The world is exciting and alluring, but there is no place like home I love traveling! I delight in exploring new places and seeing life from other perspectives. Like many people, my husband and I plan to travel more and take longer trips when we are retired. From rural towns to bustling cities, there is so much to see and do in the world. But no matter how much fun I have on a trip, or how thoroughly I savor every moment of a vacation, I always enjoy returning home.
Quiet Quitting and Strategic Solutions
From layoffs and lulls to sudden surges in hiring, and even "The Great Resignation," these past few years have brought an array of HR trends to the forefront. In the last few months alone, we have witnessed several pertinent trends emerge, some of which are taking the corporate world by force. As we look towards 2023, organizations must seize the opportunity to explore these practices and prioritize learning to navigate them.
Chancellor Thomas Keon of Purdue University Northwest Mocks Asian Languages at a Commencement
Chancellor Thomas Keon of Purdue University Northwest Mocks Asian Languages at a Commencement. Chancellor Keon's behavior is unacceptable on an elementary school playground, let alone at a major university.
As a Child, I Missed My Mom the Most When the Sun Was Low
By May Y. Yang My siblings and I had to take care of ourselves in the evenings My mother will be 70 this year. But age has not slowed her down. She exercises every day, eats healthy, and frequently attends social functions. I am a full-time teacher and freelancer. Whenever I feel guilty for being too busy and call her up to invite her for...
I Became a Mother-In-Law
By May Y. Yang When your child gets married, you have another child to love Meeting Her Three years ago, my son introduced her to our family. He had spoken of her frequently. But we weren't sure if they were dating or still in the friend stage. She had a unique American name. Turned out she also had a Hmong name.
I Can't Help It - Quality Matters To Me . . . and Kindness, Too
By May Y. Yang Although I had to slightly change my writing as a blogger, there are some things I won't do. I remember when Lady Gaga first burst onto the music scene. She wore a blond wig, sparkly sunglasses, and a leotard. She had backup dancers and a diva attitude. Her songs were great - catchy and fun to...
Article: How to attract and retain top talent at tech companies
Strategic HR Employees in a rapidly changing workplace are not just concerned with salary increases; they are also interested about upskilling to expand their knowledge base and update their hard and soft skills. A host of factors has dramatically driven tech companies’ growth and business mechanisms. These forces heightened the need for additional skilled talent and technology-oriented support teams globally. Recruiting is critical to meeting this demand.
As a Teacher, I Dread Those All-Staff Meetings in the Cafeteria
By May Y. Yang But not for the reasons that you might think Photo by LinkedIn Sales Solutions on Unsplash Every school year opens with teacher workshop week, which means we start the first day with breakfast in the cafeteria. Like students, most teachers are excited to catch up with friends and colleagues and share what they did over the summer break.
8 Ways To Handle a Bully Principal (Or Any Bully Boss)
By May Y. Yang If you don't stand up for someone else, who's going to stand up for you? Photo by Olia Danilevich on Pexels I am a Virgo. I once read that Virgos are the most loyal friends unless someone hurts or betrays them. Then, they will fight back. Of course, most astrology descriptions are general and can apply to anybody. I didn't put a lot of stock in it.
The Future of SEC Cybersecurity Enforcement
In 2021, the U.S. Security and Exchange Commission (SEC) continued to stake its claim as a lead regulator for cybersecurity. Going into 2022, we expect the SEC will continue to aggressively scrutinize and pursue enforcement actions related to cybersecurity disclosures by public companies and cybersecurity practices of SEC-regulated entities like broker-dealers and investment advisers.
Mama’s Boy
To the little boy who never got to live. I will be 50 this year, and I still think of you. Photo by Sven Scheuermeier on Unsplash Xiong was dead. Mama’s Boy was dead. He, who walked miles to Ramsey Hospital to deliver food to his mother because his father always found some reason not to be home and his mother had just had a baby, so she could only eat boiled chicken and rice and not the hospital food, was dead. He shot himself with his father’s handgun.
Not That Kind of Florida Man
“To err is human; to forgive, divine.” — Alexander Pope Photo by Max on Unsplash A while back, one of my Floridian friends told me that if I typed “Florida man” and my birthday on Google, I would get a funny article about something silly or ridiculous a Florida man did on that day. Apparently, there are enough quirky men in Florida doing outrageous things for these memes to go viral. The sad thing is there are stories that are not so humorous out of Florida (and other states).
To All My Friends
by HAUNTIE Some time ago pale bodies slipped into Indochina and harvested slave bodies to sow opium and mine silver. These slaves developed a dependency on this unsustainable and temporary economy, becoming heavily addicted to this intoxicating flower. Some no longer planted their own food or raised their own livestock. A body from this time was that of my grandmother’s. Impoverished—she was—mind, body and soul.
Why Fabric Masks Are Better for PR, Than for Medical Workers
(Pictured: Maison Marvaan has outfitted its bamboo and hemp masks, originally made for dusty desert festivals, with an extra surgical style layer to go under the top layer. The brand is clear that it is not meant to protect medical workers from COVID-19 and is for consumer use only.) By May Yang, the founder of the luxury leather goods label Lidia May.
Improving Water Quality in Valley Creek with MPR
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