by Tracy LaFon | Mar 17, 2021 | COVID-19, Current and Timely, Family and Lifestyle, Mental Health, The People Behind Veriily, Words From The Veriily Family
I am tired; people are tired; professions are struggling, and society is wearily discontented. It has been a long, difficult year. Most of us just did what we were supposed to do, what we had to do, and continued on trying as if nothing had changed (daily life –...
by Mark Mazzone | Mar 11, 2021 | COVID-19, Current and Timely, Events, State of Work, Words From The Veriily Family
The Pandemic – A Covid Story Some parts of our lives seem like a scene straight out of a movie. 2021. A virus is discovered and spreads to become a global pandemic. Millions lost. Economies destroyed. A world in ruins. COVID-19 has taken approximately 2.47...
by Tracy LaFon | Oct 7, 2020 | COVID-19, Jobs, Mental Health
Just like everyone, I am so thankful for those professions that have been labeled essential (emergency) workers: the nurses, doctors, medical workers, and crisis center personnel who are carrying on during this time. And certainly, the way the teachers and educators...
by Mark Mazzone | Sep 30, 2020 | COVID-19, Jobs, State of Work, Verilly
No one needs a reminder that we’re six months into what the media has dubbed as “the new normal,” not just for the United States but the world at large. It is important to recognize that what is now standard for most people doesn’t necessarily mean that will be the...
by Mark Mazzone | Aug 26, 2020 | COVID-19, Jobs, State of Work
Welcome to the next installment of our State Of Work series. For those who haven’t seen or read our prior post, let’s take a minute or two to catch you up. The past several months have been a tumultuous time for many Americans. Unemployment has surpassed the Great...
by Tracy LaFon | Jun 13, 2020 | COVID-19, Jobs
On a balmy Friday this past March, I said goodbye to my students in my usual manner. I even joked with them that nothing bad had happened on this full-mooned Friday the 13th. I headed home never realizing that was the last day I would see their faces in my room again....
