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"We contacted the psychologist, political representatives, even the Northern Ireland children's commissioner. We tried everything. But it was overruled by someone at the Education Authority—and we still don't know why."

In his post, Martin wrote: "Don't know who first posted this, but it sums up our delightful relationship with Diane."

Most U.S. workers don’t have good jobs, and it seems the robust, postpandemic boom in employment growth didn’t do much to change that reality.

Traditional labor market statistics like the BLS jobs report track how many people are employed and what they earn, but they don’t capture the aspects of work that really drive employee and business success, Flynn says.

Most U.S. workers don’t have good jobs, and it seems the robust, postpandemic boom in employment growth didn’t do much to change that reality.