A good place to start is the legal definition of what harassment in the workplace amounts to. According to the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), harassment in the workplace is a form of employee discrimination based on any of the following factors: Race and color of your skin Religion Sex Pregnancy Where you were born Your age Disability Your genetic information This is valid if the employee is forced to endure any of the above as a condition of their continued employment and where the harassment creates a hostile work environment....

Welcome to The Morning Dump, bite-sized stories corralled into a single article for your morning perusal. If your morning coffee’s working a little too well, pull up a throne and have a gander at the best of the rest of yesterday. Stellantis Wants You To Subscribe The Detroit News reports that Stellantis wants to get into the game of subscriptions. Not like BMW’s microtransactions, mind you, but new car subscriptions with the option to swap out models....

Welcome to The Morning Dump, bite-sized stories corralled into a single article for your morning perusal. If your morning coffee’s working a little too well, pull up a throne and have a gander at the best of the rest of yesterday. Tesla’s Head Of AI Has Left The Building We saw this coming, right? After a months-long sabbatical, Tesla’s Director of AI Andrej Karpathy has decided to part ways with the Texas-based EV firm....

At home, a charger can be a permanent feature on a side table or bedside table, enabling a phone to be dropped down and picked up throughout the day or night. In the office, they’re useful for those who want their phone within easy reach or need to continue using it even when it’s charging. Choosing a wireless charger is almost as personal as choosing a phone, and whether you’re concerned with style, functionality or what it’s made of, there really is something for everyone....

You can also find the original episode on YouTube, with more to follow. Here are the links to the Apple Podcast version below: We’ve got more listening options than Porsche’s got ways to take your money, so there are also episodes on Spotify, Google Podcasts, or you can use the RSS feed and point your favorite Podcast player at it. Two new episodes should be coming to Apple Podcasts shortly, but in the meantime they’re already on Spotify and other places....

A forex currency pair includes the US dollar and/or other global currencies. The first currency in the pairing, for instance, the British pound in GBP/USD, is the base currency. The second currency, the US dollar in the above example, is known as the quote currency. Generally, the base currency will be the trader’s domestic currency. The price of a forex currency pair is an expression of how much of the quote currency is needed to buy one unit of the base currency....

You need to have access to wireless antennas. Yet finding the right ones can be difficult. There are so many different kinds of antennas, and each one is distinct. What is an omnidirectional antenna, and what is a directional antenna? What are the best products for indoor Wi-Fi access? What should you get to transmit a Wi-Fi signal long-distance? Answer these questions and you can remain connected to the Internet day and night....

Power for the Lucid Air Sapphire comes from three electric motors, one at the front and two at the back. The twin-motor rear axle is a particularly neat trick because it allows for genuine torque vectoring through corners. The motor acting upon the inside wheel can actually go into regenerative braking while the motor acting upon the outside wheel doles out the power. Altogether, Lucid claims that the three motors are capable of putting out more than 1,200 horsepower and launching the Lucid Air Sapphire from a dead stop to 60 mph in under two seconds....

If you were around for the 1990 FIFA World Cup, you might remember that Italy didn’t win it. This special Panda isn’t a car that celebrates victory, it’s a car that celebrates the World Cup being held in Italy, a sorta strange thing to commemorate with a special edition model. Then again, GM Canada sold several Olympic Edition models when the Vancouver Olympics rolled around in 2010, so Fiat isn’t the only automaker to make a special car celebrating the existence of an international sporting event....

That’s a great bundle of buzzwords, but what does it actually mean? Likely a range of software tweaks, although we’ll wait for official word from Lexus before ruling out any hardware changes. Speaking of software, Lexus is giving LC owners ten full years of telematics, as should be included with any car costing the better part of $100,000. Otherwise, the LC 500’s updates for 2023 simply consist of minor trim tweaks....

An “ugly stick” is exactly what it sounds like: an ugly car with a stickshift. It’s an undesirable. An untouchable. An outcast. Think Chrysler PT Cruiser, Saturn Vue, Dodge Caliber, and of course, Chevrolet HHR. These cars are almost immune to fluctuations in used car values, because even if the Manheim Used Vehicle Value Index jumps by 20 percent, 20 percent of zero is still zero. Yes, these cars are basically worthless, and not for any logical reason, either....

Last year, I wrote about Kollter’s first offering, the ES1 dual sport. That little motorcycle offered a mixed city/highway range of 62 miles, a 72 mph top speed, removable 2.3 kWh batteries, and a 15 HP motor for the low price of $5,990. The cost of that machine has gone up to $6,995 since then, but Kollter is actually selling them. They’ve been reviewed and, as Electrek reports, a Vermont police department put one into service....

Back up a second. Who is Pierre Gonalons? A Paris-based designer and architect, Gonalons specializes in gloriously wild design across a variety of disciplines. For instance, Gonalons’ San Primo sofa feels like a classic mid-century modern piece viewed through a funhouse mirror. I’m a huge proponent of non-automotive designers getting into car design, a massive fan Marc Newson’s Ford 021C, so it shouldn’t be surprising to learn that I’m absolutely thrilled by Gonalons’ involvement here....

Building personality The first thing your social media presence will allow you is to personalize your business by providing it with a personality. Once you become a member of the online community, people will become interested in your opinion on various subjects and might even keep track of brands, groups and pages that your business follows, likes, shares and comments on. It’s a natural instinct for consumers to humanize businesses and give them human-like traits....

Often located at the top of your resume, it provides an introduction and acts as a highlight reel to entice the recruiter to continue reading your resume. Your statement of qualifications is a few sentences to explain why you are qualified for the job role, and what benefits you can provide to the employer. It should focus on your work experience and your skills, and reference any significant achievements that you may have previously gained....

The interviewee will have several minutes to prepare for their role after being given a short brief of the scenario at hand, which will often mirror something that could occur in the job that they are applying for. Often one of the interviewers will act the part of a member of the public, colleague or customer, and another interviewer will watch and take notes/assess you. The situation will often involve some sort of controversy or conflict or dissatisfaction on the opposition’s part, and require negotiating and reasoning as well as customer service skills from the interviewee....

The GTI 40th Anniversary Edition doesn’t mark 40 years of GTI production, but it does mark 40 years of GTI sales in America. See, America didn’t get the GTI until 1983 and at first, it wasn’t the same car Europeans got. Instead of a fizzy 110-horsepower 1.8-liter engine, American Rabbit GTIs made do with 90 horsepower, still a bump over standard Rabbit models but not quite the full Monty. Still, it quickly built a reputation as a fun, refined hot hatchback that did everything well....

This morning I found myself flipping through Facebook Marketplace looking for a cheap Volkswagen Phaeton W12 to add to my fleet. When that failed, I turned towards motorcycles, thinking I’d find something diesel or maybe engine-swapped. Failing on both ideas, I decided to get lost staring at something that I can’t afford. That’s when I landed at “Gasoline Culture” website Silodrome and found this masterpiece: What you’re looking at is the Yamaha Moko Powa D10, and it’s one of the rarest motorcycle concepts you’ll ever find....

In case you somehow forgot about the Tatra 603, I happen to have a little video handy here where I discuss some of the car’s secrets: That was edifying, right? The Tatra 603-based passenger van was known as the 603 MB, and a “low-floor” delivery vehicle was known as the 603 NP, which resembled a small, cab-over flatbed more than anything. Both of these were developed between 1961 and 1962, by a Bratislava auto shop that was known as Orava before being incorporated into the Tatra organization and renamed the evocative name “Plant 5....

Dragons or no dragons, people are still people, and as such we have places to be, business to do, trips to take, errands to run, booties on which to call, junkyards to scour. For all of these things we need our cars, and no stupid overgrown lizard with fiery halitosis is going to stop us. So, we need to be logical about the Dragon Problem, and really break it down and see how to solve it....