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Technical.ly is a news organization that serves a community of technologists and entrepreneurs.
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Technical.ly is a news organization that connects and challenges a community of technologists and entrepreneurs who are invested in where they live. We enthusiastically believe that innovation can come from anyone anywhere to ensure all communities thrive, and we do that by sharing stories of innovation economies and creating connections within our community of technologists, entrepreneurs, company culture builders and ecosystem builders. We regularly report in Philadelphia, Washington, DC, Baltimore, Pittsburgh, Delaware and other cities.
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Moving abroad for college is tough. New country, new language, new professional norms — it’s a lot to navigate. Pat Chaisang faced that challenge when she moved from Thailand to Canada in 2013. Lacking a support system, she started Wayble, an edtech platform helping international students build careers and community. “At the time, I didn’t know where to turn for professional guidance,” Chaisang told Technical.ly. Wayble now partners with 30+ Canadian universities offering orientation guides, job listings, mentorship and immigration support. Students keep access after graduation to ease the transition into the workforce. It all started as a local meetup group that swelled to 1,000 members during the pandemic. As demand grew, Wayble moved online, expanded services and built a 100,000-strong network. Read on to find out more: https://lnkd.in/dzMyh2Rd
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In the Pittsburgh mayor’s race, organized labor groups are now split between incumbent Ed Gainey and challenger Corey O’Connor. Darrin Kelly, president of the Allegheny/Fayette Central Labor Council, emphasized the collaborative nature of Pittsburgh’s labor landscape. “When you look at every board in the city and county, they include labor, elected officials, business leaders, nonprofits, and community leaders,” he said. “Labor has always been part of the conversation.” Now, that conversation is shifting. The city’s mayoral race is testing labor’s unity, as union endorsements are splitting between incumbent Ed Gainer and his most prominent challenger, Allegheny County Controller Corey O’Connor. Read more in the latest from our “Pittsburgh at Work” collaboration with PublicSource: https://lnkd.in/dei4Jtw7
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A new angle on the conversation about AI in the workplace — how are labor unions responding? Check this out, and for more stories like it, join one of our free newsletters: https://lnkd.in/ekZUYB7x
The latest in PublicSource and Technical.ly's #Pittsburgh at Work project: With the rise of #AI tools in the workplace, workers across sectors are wondering how it might impact their livelihoods.?Workers in industries with strong unions, meanwhile, are recognizing the necessity of proactively addressing potential threats AI poses to job security by leveraging their bargaining power. Read the story at: https://lnkd.in/e7CrNFpB