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Opinion

Effective leaders tend to be the best listeners

May 11, 2023
Guest Contributor

One way to be a great servant-leader is to be a great listener.

Reflect on this idea by finishing these sentences:

  • “I can listen effectively when ...”
  • “I do not listen effectively when ...”

Most of us need reminding more than instructing on how to be a great listener. You will garner...

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Washington capital gains tax is here to stay

May 11, 2023
Guest Contributor

The Washington State Supreme Court released its long-awaited opinion upholding the constitutionality of the new Washington Capital Gains Tax in Quinn v. State of Washington on March 24. Accordingly, the state’s capital gains tax is here to stay – at least as far as any law can be...

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Career-connected learning is key to tomorrow’s jobs

April 13, 2023
Guest Contributor
What keeps business owners up at night?It’s probably no surprise that inflation tops the list for Washington employers. That’s according to an Association of Washington Business members survey conducted in late December and early January.  Sixty-nine percent of survey participants saw it as a major challenge.But a close second, at...
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We’re listening, and it’s your turn to share (Pssst … you can even win a prize!)

April 13, 2023
TCAJOB Staff
When we take the time to listen to one another, we often learn a lot.We’re hoping to discover more about you, dear reader.That’s why we’re asking you to fill out a short online survey – it shouldn’t take more than 5-10 minutes – so we can better understand you and...
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Would a special needs trust benefit your disabled child?

April 13, 2023
Vanessa Guzman
Diversity comes in many forms and many related ways of accommodating different needs. When parents are planning for the needs of children with disabilities, a product that should be considered in the parent’s will is the so-called special needs trust.What kind of disability?A disability can be defined in different ways...
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Now is the time for lawmakers to batten the hatches

April 13, 2023
Guest Contributor
If ever there was a time for building up Washington’s rainy-day reserves, this is it.Warning signs continue to flash on an economy that has endured unprecedented stress during the last three years. Inflation remains stubbornly high after months of interest rate hikes. Concern about a potential recession is growing stronger...
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Pandemic amplifies disconnect between region’s business leaders, employees

April 13, 2023
Vanessa Guzman
Are Tri-City business leaders and employees feeling grim that the region’s business climate isn’t improving?A recent survey suggests they might be.Business leaders and employees surveyed in Washington, Oregon and Idaho are becoming increasingly concerned the regional economy isn’t getting better, with 29% of leaders and 44% of employees reporting it...
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Skilled worker shortage could derail plans to ‘electrify everything’

April 13, 2023
Guest Contributor
In the race to “electrify everything,” there are glitches that may derail the plan over the next 20 years. One is a shortage of skilled electrical workers needed to rewire homes, make grid modifications, and install new electrical capacity.President Joe Biden’s Inflation Reduction Act, signed in August, contains billions of...
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Without people of color, there is no Tri-Cities economy

April 12, 2023
Guest Contributor
Viewed from the perspective of one year to another, very little changes in a community’s demographics. Viewed from the perch of a decade or two, demographic change is usually easy to spot. So it is with race and ethnicity in the greater Tri-Cities.Consider the size of population of people of...
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Would a special needs trust benefit your disabled child?

April 12, 2023
Guest Contributor
Diversity comes in many forms and many related ways of accommodating different needs. When parents are planning for the needs of children with disabilities, a product that should be considered in the parent’s will is the so-called special needs trust.What kind of disability?A disability can be defined in different ways...
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