by Vinay Singh | Mar 16, 2020 | American Poverty, Corporate Culture, Diversity and Inclusion, income inequality, Middle Class, Multi Generation, Wage Inequality
Americans are often identified by what socio-economic class they are in. In the 21st Century, it’s getting a little more difficult though. For example, Lower class, Middle class and Upper class, as well as extreme classes like Poverty and the Ultra Rich are the... 
by Vinay Singh | Mar 16, 2020 | Ageism, American Poverty, Corporate Culture, Human Resources, income inequality, Middle Class, Uncategorized, Wage Inequality
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by Vinay Singh | Feb 19, 2020 | American Poverty, Corporate Culture, Government, income inequality, Middle Class, Multi Generation, Wage Inequality
I recently read a very sad but true (yes, it’s a Metallica song too) about the current state of America. The statistic’s are alarming: Recent census data show that about 13% of Americans live in poverty but that almost a third live in poverty or near poverty and... 
by Vinay Singh | Feb 7, 2020 | American Poverty, Corporate Culture, Government, Hiring and Jobs, Middle Class Struggle, Multi Generation, Wage Inequality, Women and Minorities
Since the 2008 recession – many of the best known companies, like the airlines, technology and automakers to just name a few, have enjoyed a nearly uninterrupted streak of profits – ten straight years to be exact. Several of the largest airlines and the big three car... 
by Vinay Singh | Jan 26, 2020 | Ageism, American Poverty, Corporate Culture, Diversity and Inclusion, Employee Motivation, Hiring and Jobs, Human Resources, Middle Class, Multi Generation
Discrimination is very intentional – but often it is unintentional. By this I mean we have spent this past decade in a very youth obsessed culture. Middle aged adults “say they are old, at 40,” when they are nowhere near being old, this is a cancer of our... 