2nd Quarter 2022 |
In this issue:
Federal COVID-19 Vaccination Directive Reinstated by Appeals Court
Why Chick-fil-A Workers Always Say 'My Pleasure'
Jobless Claims Drop to 166,000, Lowest Reading in 50 Years
Top Travel Destinations for Retirees
| Federal COVID-19 Vaccination Directive Reinstated by Appeals Court | |
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A requirement for federal workers to be vaccinated against the coronavirus was recently upheld by a federal appeals court panel. The groups that challenged the vaccination directive, however, could ask the full appeals court or the U.S. Supreme Court to review the matter.
 No one has ever confused the service at fast food joints for luxury hotels.
But two decades ago, Chick-fil-A borrowed a tactic from The Ritz-Carlton that would become a central element of its brand culture: Employees replying to customers who thank them by saying “my pleasure,” instead of “you’re welcome” or “no problem.” Although it’s a small gesture, the polite response fits into Chick-fil-A’s positioning as a chicken sandwich chain with hospitable service, along with putting flowers on tables and employees going outside to take customers’ drive-thru orders while they wait in their cars. To continue reading, click here. |
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| Jobless Claims Drop to 166,000, Lowest Reading in 50 Years | |
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Revisions to the data may have been unusually affected by a change in the way the government treats seasonal variations. Many people want to travel in retirement and are looking for places where they can safely explore and linger. A recent AARP survey revealed the international and domestic spots baby boomers most want to visit. Here are the destinations that retirees say are at the top of their bucket list for future travel.To continue reading, click here. |
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