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From pellet ice and beer kegs to dogs and ping-pong, Chattanooga companies are looking for ways to keep employees happy and engaged
Company morale doesn't entirely rest on LeBron Soloff, but sometimes even the chief happiness officer needs a break from work...
Finding balance: Family-friendly policies are not just a perk for these Chattanooga companies
When Ryan Ewalt's first two children were born, the 37-year-old said he was only able to take one or two...
Bringing the best: Low taxes, outdoor attractions, growing opportunities lure job seekers to Scenic City
Wayne Adcoe is a walking testament to the power of Google.
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Reaching for the peak: Mountaintop communities lure relocating retirees to Southeast Tennessee
During his career in the wholesale baking business, Kurt Wissehr moved 16 times and lived in places ranging from Connecticut...
The downtown Chattanooga draw: Central city appeals to differing age groups
David Wiles says his wife, Lea Anne, grew up in Hixson but moved away from the Scenic City for about...
Getting by with less: Financial planning is key for women, as gender gap often grows in retirement
Women today have more financial freedom than ever before yet still face economic obstacles that are distinct from men, and...
Retirement reversal: The challenge and opportunity of working later in life
Kimberly Crider has a master's degree in social work and two decades of experience working in her chosen field.
German accents: Changing labor, trade climate challenges Southeast Tennessee's biggest foreign investments
Tennessee announced in March two more German businesses are opening factories in Southeast Tennessee, bringing to 125 the number of...
A diverse approach: Companies work to be more inclusive but Chattanooga still lags behind most of the country
Eric Barton admits he didn't know much about the jobs at BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee when he decided last fall...
Private clubs changing with the times, but there's still a need for such places, officials say
Mountain City Club official Michael Jinks cites the American Express catch phrase that "membership has its privileges" when talking about...
Southern Adventist University emerges as one of America's most diverse universities
The changes in the Ooltewah-Collegedale corridor in eastern Hamilton County since the arrival of Volkswagen in 2008 involve more than...
Chattanooga arts leaders look to 'intentional' strategies to diversify audiences, offerings
Ideally, the panoply of arts in Chattanooga would draw participants of every age, ethnicity, gender, education and income level.
