*Армия Беларуси:*

Нарукавный знак Особого отряда специального назначения 5 отдельной бригады специального назначения Вооруженных сил Республики Беларусь. Нарукавный знак Особого отряда...via forma full 5 https://ift.tt/bPDxlnd Manage Unsubscribe from these notifications or sign in to manage your Email service.IFTTT Manage on IFTTT: https://ifttt.com/myrecipes/personal/114580525
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Армия Беларуси:

Нарукавный знак Особого отряда специального назначения 5 отдельной бригады специального назначения Вооруженных сил Республики Беларусь. Нарукавный знак Особого отряда...via forma full 5 https://ift.tt/bPDxlnd Manage Unsubscribe from these notifications or sign in to manage your Email service.IFTTT Manage on IFTTT: https://ifttt.com/myrecipes/personal/114580525
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*Форма одежды*

Военторг Форма одежды - уставная форма, камуфляж, военная одежда, военторги москвы, армейский магазин, военный магазин, форма полиции, форма МЧС...via forma full 5 https://ift.tt/tfC862c Manage Unsubscribe from these notifications or sign in to manage your Email service.IFTTT Manage on IFTTT: https://ifttt.com/myrecipes/personal/114580525
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Форма одежды

Военторг Форма одежды - уставная форма, камуфляж, военная одежда, военторги москвы, армейский магазин, военный магазин, форма полиции, форма МЧС...via forma full 5 https://ift.tt/tfC862c Manage Unsubscribe from these notifications or sign in to manage your Email service.IFTTT Manage on IFTTT: https://ifttt.com/myrecipes/personal/114580525
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*The Sleek Storage Find That Wayfair Shoppers Swear Is a “Game Changer” for Small Bathrooms*

It's less than a foot wide and can fit in even the most cramped space. READ MORE...
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The Sleek Storage Find That Wayfair Shoppers Swear Is a “Game Changer” for Small Bathrooms

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*9 Modern Makeup Vanity Tables*

There’s something super luxurious about having a designated spot to sit down and do your makeup or morning routine. But if you’ve ever tried shopping for a makeup vanity table, you may have run into a few hiccups.Sometimes the designs can look a bit outdated and rarely fit into a modern aesthetic. Other times, the prices can be less than wallet-friendly. Also, if your bedroom or beauty space is tight, that can be a major hinderance to finding a small-space friendly design. READ MORE...
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9 Modern Makeup Vanity Tables

There’s something super luxurious about having a designated spot to sit down and do your makeup or morning routine. But if you’ve ever tried shopping for a makeup vanity table, you may have run into a few hiccups.Sometimes the designs can look a bit outdated and rarely fit into a modern aesthetic. Other times, the prices can be less than wallet-friendly. Also, if your bedroom or beauty space is tight, that can be a major hinderance to finding a small-space friendly design. READ MORE...
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*Layoffs still at historic low despite recent headlines — but there's a catch*

The headlines have been filed with layoffs aplenty. The media industry has felt the brunt of it as The Messenger's sudden shutdown on Wednesday added to a slew of layoffs since the beginning of the year that include the Los Angeles Times, Business Insider, and TechCrunch. Other industries have also had to deal with cutting their staff, including companies like Microsoft — which cut about 1,900 workers in Activision Blizzard and Xbox a week ago — and PayPal, which announced on Jan. 31 that it would be cutting about 9% of its staff. This uptick may explain the boost in claims for unemployment benefits which was at 224,000 for the week ending on Jan. 27, the highest its been in 11 weeks, and 9,000 more than the prior week, according to a report by the Associated Press. The AP also reported that the four-week rolling average for unemployment benefit claims is up over 5,000.Related: Jobs report preview: Fed rate cuts could rely on 'game changing' trend But a report from Bloomberg last week suggested that applicants for unemployment benefits may not be a proper barometer to measure the labor market largely because many job seekers may not qualify for benefits and therefore don't apply. However, the Bloomberg report came given historically low unemployment claims, whereas new data suggests that these rates are climbing. Even if it is seen as sign of a growing number of layoffs in the country, the caveat is that December layoffs were still recorded as some of the lowest in recent memory. The January data is expected by Friday, Feb. 2. Rubeela Farooqi, chief US economist at High Frequency Economics, told Bloomberg that despite what seems to be a barrage of layoffs, that isn't the case in the big picture — and there's a holding pattern that's positive for the general employee. “The data continue to show that layoffs are not mounting,” Farooqi told Bloomberg. "For now, an adjustment in labor market conditions is coming from a slowing in hiring rather than a surge in firings, which is welcome news."Related: Fed pushes back on spring cuts but holds rates steady at 5.25% to 5.5% Daniel Zhao, and economist and data scientist at Glassdoor, posted his thoughts on LinkedIn two days ago. "This seems to suggest a freeze in the job market where employers were hesitant to lay off workers but unwilling to commit to new hiring amid recession fears," Zhao wrote. "And that lower hiring demand means employees are sitting tight rather than looking for greener pastures." He also said that despite the headlines, he thinks the record low levels of layoffs will continue. "Note the scale here makes it unlikely recent layoffs in the headlines will significantly budge this figure when the January data comes out next month," Zhao wrote.Related: Veteran fund manager picks favorite stocks for 2024
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*Sephora faces backlash for giving workers a 'stale' reward for hard work*

Sephora is being put on blast by its employees and users on social media for giving its workers a “stale” reward for their hard work that resulted in the company making billions of dollars. The beauty retail company decided to celebrate reaching $10 billion in sales in 2023 by allegedley giving its employees a box of what appears to be sugar cookies, according to a recent Reddit post. “20 cookies for an entire team. The audacity of this company,” wrote the redditor in their post. Related: Sephora has revoked a privilege that customers once loved The cookies appear to be wrapped individually with stickers that say “We did it!” placed on top of them. In a card to employees placed inside the box of cookies, the company claims that it is “thrilled” that it reached $10 billion in sales, and claims that “multiple Sephora records were shattered,” and it couldn’t be reached without “the dedication and efforts of all employees.” In a comment under the post, a redditor claims that the cookies were “stale.” “ten BILLION...and they give us stale cookies,” wrote the user. Sephora also warns employees in the card to not share any information that was provided in it "externally." "The content of this card is confidential and should not be shared externally as it is a violation of our company policies," read the card. Many users on social media platform X also put Sephora under fire for its edible gift to employees saying that the company instead should have trickled down some of those earnings to its workers after they made the company billions of dollars in sales.This is a slap in the face of all Sephora employees— @desilady (@uzmab) January 26, 2024 If "we" did it, "we" should get equal share of the profits— Artax, his neck muddy (@Dynystlunod) January 26, 2024 Pretty thin ass looking cookie too— The Monocle Debacle (@NotADebacle) January 26, 2024 According to a recent estimate from Glassdoor, the pay range of a sales associate at Sephora in the United States is between $14 to $19 an hour, with an average median hourly wage of $16. LVMH (LVMHF) - Get Free Report, which owns Sephora, recently reported in its fourth-quarter earnings for 2023 that Sephora had “exceptional performance.” It reported that its Selective Retailing business group, which includes Sephora, had an organic revenue growth of 25% in 2023 and profit from recurring operations increased by 76%. Sephora brand cosmetics display at the redesigned Sephora store at 5 Times Square in New York City. Fairchild Archive/Getty Images LVMH also revealed in the report that it made €86.2 billion ($93.6 billion) in revenue for 2023, which is a 13% increase from what it made in 2022. It is no surprise that Sephora has seen an increase in sales as it has recently been trending on TikTok for being popular amongst tweens who have been flooding its stores to purchase items such as high-end skincare and makeup products. Sephora did not immediately respond to TheStreet's request for comment.Related: Veteran fund manager picks favorite stocks for 2024
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Layoffs still at historic low despite recent headlines — but there's a catch

The headlines have been filed with layoffs aplenty. The media industry has felt the brunt of it as The Messenger's sudden shutdown on Wednesday added to a slew of layoffs since the beginning of the year that include the Los Angeles Times, Business Insider, and TechCrunch. Other industries have also had to deal with cutting their staff, including companies like Microsoft — which cut about 1,900 workers in Activision Blizzard and Xbox a week ago — and PayPal, which announced on Jan. 31 that it would be cutting about 9% of its staff. This uptick may explain the boost in claims for unemployment benefits which was at 224,000 for the week ending on Jan. 27, the highest its been in 11 weeks, and 9,000 more than the prior week, according to a report by the Associated Press. The AP also reported that the four-week rolling average for unemployment benefit claims is up over 5,000.Related: Jobs report preview: Fed rate cuts could rely on 'game changing' trend But a report from Bloomberg last week suggested that applicants for unemployment benefits may not be a proper barometer to measure the labor market largely because many job seekers may not qualify for benefits and therefore don't apply. However, the Bloomberg report came given historically low unemployment claims, whereas new data suggests that these rates are climbing. Even if it is seen as sign of a growing number of layoffs in the country, the caveat is that December layoffs were still recorded as some of the lowest in recent memory. The January data is expected by Friday, Feb. 2. Rubeela Farooqi, chief US economist at High Frequency Economics, told Bloomberg that despite what seems to be a barrage of layoffs, that isn't the case in the big picture — and there's a holding pattern that's positive for the general employee. “The data continue to show that layoffs are not mounting,” Farooqi told Bloomberg. "For now, an adjustment in labor market conditions is coming from a slowing in hiring rather than a surge in firings, which is welcome news."Related: Fed pushes back on spring cuts but holds rates steady at 5.25% to 5.5% Daniel Zhao, and economist and data scientist at Glassdoor, posted his thoughts on LinkedIn two days ago. "This seems to suggest a freeze in the job market where employers were hesitant to lay off workers but unwilling to commit to new hiring amid recession fears," Zhao wrote. "And that lower hiring demand means employees are sitting tight rather than looking for greener pastures." He also said that despite the headlines, he thinks the record low levels of layoffs will continue. "Note the scale here makes it unlikely recent layoffs in the headlines will significantly budge this figure when the January data comes out next month," Zhao wrote.Related: Veteran fund manager picks favorite stocks for 2024
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Sephora faces backlash for giving workers a 'stale' reward for hard work

Sephora is being put on blast by its employees and users on social media for giving its workers a “stale” reward for their hard work that resulted in the company making billions of dollars. The beauty retail company decided to celebrate reaching $10 billion in sales in 2023 by allegedley giving its employees a box of what appears to be sugar cookies, according to a recent Reddit post. “20 cookies for an entire team. The audacity of this company,” wrote the redditor in their post. Related: Sephora has revoked a privilege that customers once loved The cookies appear to be wrapped individually with stickers that say “We did it!” placed on top of them. In a card to employees placed inside the box of cookies, the company claims that it is “thrilled” that it reached $10 billion in sales, and claims that “multiple Sephora records were shattered,” and it couldn’t be reached without “the dedication and efforts of all employees.” In a comment under the post, a redditor claims that the cookies were “stale.” “ten BILLION...and they give us stale cookies,” wrote the user. Sephora also warns employees in the card to not share any information that was provided in it "externally." "The content of this card is confidential and should not be shared externally as it is a violation of our company policies," read the card. Many users on social media platform X also put Sephora under fire for its edible gift to employees saying that the company instead should have trickled down some of those earnings to its workers after they made the company billions of dollars in sales.This is a slap in the face of all Sephora employees— @desilady (@uzmab) January 26, 2024 If "we" did it, "we" should get equal share of the profits— Artax, his neck muddy (@Dynystlunod) January 26, 2024 Pretty thin ass looking cookie too— The Monocle Debacle (@NotADebacle) January 26, 2024 According to a recent estimate from Glassdoor, the pay range of a sales associate at Sephora in the United States is between $14 to $19 an hour, with an average median hourly wage of $16. LVMH (LVMHF) - Get Free Report, which owns Sephora, recently reported in its fourth-quarter earnings for 2023 that Sephora had “exceptional performance.” It reported that its Selective Retailing business group, which includes Sephora, had an organic revenue growth of 25% in 2023 and profit from recurring operations increased by 76%. Sephora brand cosmetics display at the redesigned Sephora store at 5 Times Square in New York City. Fairchild Archive/Getty Images LVMH also revealed in the report that it made €86.2 billion ($93.6 billion) in revenue for 2023, which is a 13% increase from what it made in 2022. It is no surprise that Sephora has seen an increase in sales as it has recently been trending on TikTok for being popular amongst tweens who have been flooding its stores to purchase items such as high-end skincare and makeup products. Sephora did not immediately respond to TheStreet's request for comment.Related: Veteran fund manager picks favorite stocks for 2024
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*January 2024 saw the most layoffs in more than 10 years*

TheStreet's J.D. Durkin brings the latest business headlines from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange as markets close for trading Thursday, February 1.Full Video Transcript Below: J.D. DURKIN: I’m J.D. Durkin - reporting from the New York Stock Exchange. Here’s what we’re watching on TheStreet today. Stocks were in the green to close out today's session. The Dow closed up over 350 points, the Nasdaq closed up 1.3 percent, and the S&P closed 1.2 percent higher. This comes as investors continue to react to the Fed holding interest rates steady while indicating that a March rate cut would be unlikely. Markets are now pricing in a 38 percent chance of a rate cut in March. Separately, investors are looking ahead to the January jobs report out Friday. Wall Street is expecting the U.S. economy to have added 176,500 jobs last month, with the unemployment rate rising to 3.8 percent. In other news - we know that layoffs have been top of mind in the business world to start 2024, but now we know just how bad it's been. According to a new report by global outplacement firm Challenger, Gray, and Christmas - layoffs in January increased by 136 percent from the month prior. In total, 82,307 workers were let go by U.S.-based employers in the first month of the year, marking the highest number of January layoffs since 2009. In addition to questions around interest rates and 2024 being an election year, the report says these layoffs are also driven by "broader economic trends and a strategic shift towards increased automation and AI adoption in various sectors, though in most cases, companies point to cost-cutting as the main driver for layoffs." The financial sector saw more layoffs than any other industry with 23,238 workers laid off. That was followed by the tech sector with almost 16,000 layoffs, and the food production industry which had roughly 6,660 workers let go. When asked why employees were being laid off, restructuring was the number one response given by employers. And if you’re worried about AI coming for your job, keep in mind that artificial intelligence was blamed for less than one percent of the January layoffs. That’ll do it for your daily briefing. From the New York Stock Exchange, I’m J.D. Durkin with TheStreet.
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January 2024 saw the most layoffs in more than 10 years

TheStreet's J.D. Durkin brings the latest business headlines from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange as markets close for trading Thursday, February 1.Full Video Transcript Below: J.D. DURKIN: I’m J.D. Durkin - reporting from the New York Stock Exchange. Here’s what we’re watching on TheStreet today. Stocks were in the green to close out today's session. The Dow closed up over 350 points, the Nasdaq closed up 1.3 percent, and the S&P closed 1.2 percent higher. This comes as investors continue to react to the Fed holding interest rates steady while indicating that a March rate cut would be unlikely. Markets are now pricing in a 38 percent chance of a rate cut in March. Separately, investors are looking ahead to the January jobs report out Friday. Wall Street is expecting the U.S. economy to have added 176,500 jobs last month, with the unemployment rate rising to 3.8 percent. In other news - we know that layoffs have been top of mind in the business world to start 2024, but now we know just how bad it's been. According to a new report by global outplacement firm Challenger, Gray, and Christmas - layoffs in January increased by 136 percent from the month prior. In total, 82,307 workers were let go by U.S.-based employers in the first month of the year, marking the highest number of January layoffs since 2009. In addition to questions around interest rates and 2024 being an election year, the report says these layoffs are also driven by "broader economic trends and a strategic shift towards increased automation and AI adoption in various sectors, though in most cases, companies point to cost-cutting as the main driver for layoffs." The financial sector saw more layoffs than any other industry with 23,238 workers laid off. That was followed by the tech sector with almost 16,000 layoffs, and the food production industry which had roughly 6,660 workers let go. When asked why employees were being laid off, restructuring was the number one response given by employers. And if you’re worried about AI coming for your job, keep in mind that artificial intelligence was blamed for less than one percent of the January layoffs. That’ll do it for your daily briefing. From the New York Stock Exchange, I’m J.D. Durkin with TheStreet.
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*How We Lost Our Minds About UFOs*

Attention, ufologists: Nicholson Baker regrets to inform you that your entire movement is easily debunked by investigating Cold War history. At least he eviscerates your extraterrestrial dreams with good cheer and good writing. And he suggests that you bring some proof beyond grainy footage and anonymous sources. I never got into UFOs. I loved science fiction as a kid, enjoyed buglike space monsters as much as the next person, and in 1967 I read Bill Adler’s book Letters to the Air Force on UFOs with fascination and delight, but the actual documentary evidence on offer has always seemed poor. And the abduction stories, which reached a peak in the late ’80s, were just nuts. Not until recently, though, when I worked on a book about secret Cold War weapons research, did I begin to understand how the saucer madness got started. Read the story
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*34 Best Pubs in Melbourne Right Now*

From Richmond to Fitzroy, Melbourne is the unofficial culture capital of Australia and its pubs stand out with a relaxed atmosphere, great selection of beers, and delicious pub grub. Given the endless number of pubs scattered in and around Melbourne, finding your next local can feel like navigating […] Visit Man of Many for the full post.
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*Классификация*

Классификация маркировка средств индивидуальной защиты по защитным свойствам принята в соответствии с ГОСТ 12.4.103-83 ССБТ. Одежда специальная защитная. Средства индивидуальной защиты ног и рук.via forma full 5 https://ift.tt/FQgYJz4 Manage Unsubscribe from these notifications or sign in to manage your Email service.IFTTT Manage on IFTTT: https://ifttt.com/myrecipes/personal/114580525
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Классификация

Классификация маркировка средств индивидуальной защиты по защитным свойствам принята в соответствии с ГОСТ 12.4.103-83 ССБТ. Одежда специальная защитная. Средства индивидуальной защиты ног и рук.via forma full 5 https://ift.tt/FQgYJz4 Manage Unsubscribe from these notifications or sign in to manage your Email service.IFTTT Manage on IFTTT: https://ifttt.com/myrecipes/personal/114580525
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*Камуфляжи армий мира*

Современные камуфляжи Германии Из всех западных стран Германия имеет наибольший опыт создания собственных камуфляжных расцветок. Собственно, первый камуфляж у немцев появился еще в Первую мировую.via forma full 5 https://ift.tt/WcVO4Si Manage Unsubscribe from these notifications or sign in to manage your Email service.IFTTT Manage on IFTTT: https://ifttt.com/myrecipes/personal/114580525
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Камуфляжи армий мира

Современные камуфляжи Германии Из всех западных стран Германия имеет наибольший опыт создания собственных камуфляжных расцветок. Собственно, первый камуфляж у немцев появился еще в Первую мировую.via forma full 5 https://ift.tt/WcVO4Si Manage Unsubscribe from these notifications or sign in to manage your Email service.IFTTT Manage on IFTTT: https://ifttt.com/myrecipes/personal/114580525
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