It's the kind of "real talk" that's so desperately needed in the workplace … but of course can't happen.
Hypersensitive, man-bun-toting, green-tea-latte sipping, overgrown toddlers have made sure that the HR team has transformed from a place of professional development to safe space enforcers and a lawsuit breeding ground.
Patrick J. Purcell, the owner of The Boston Herald who is selling the newspaper after having it declare bankruptcy, is walking away with a mint in the form of the upscale development (which he owns a part of) on the site of the former Herald building in the South End of Boston, according to Lowell Sun columnist Peter Lucas. The situation isn't sitting well with Herald employees who expect to lose their jobs and their pensions when a new company takes over the paper.
