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A millionaire property developer has been ridiculed on LinkedIn after controversially accusing Australian workers of becoming 'arrogant' after Covid.Gurner Group CEO Tim Gurner, 41, sparked outrage on Tuesday when he said he wanted to see unemployment rise by 40 to 50 per cent.The Rich Lister noted there had been a big shift in the attitude many Aussies had towards working since the pandemic, and said employees needed to remember they were lucky to be employed.'We need to see pain in the economy,' Mr Gurner told the Australian Financial Review's Property Summit.'We need to remind people they work for the employer, not the other way around.' But many have taken offence to Mr Gurner's comments, with the property developer now facing a mountain of scathing criticism online - particularly on corporate social networking site LinkedIn.Ashadi Hopper, the director of digital advisory agency AH&O Advisory, called out Mr Gurner over his comments on needing 'pain' in the economy.'It certainly takes a special kind of genius to propose boosting the unemployment rate as the magic bullet for one's own commercial woes,' Mr Hopper said. Tim Gurner has been attacked online after he told a property summit unemployment needed to rise by up to 50 per

As social media continues to reshape the way we communicate and do business, LinkedIn has emerged as a powerful platform for law firms to connect with corporate counsel and potential clients. Here are some important trends from the BTI Consulting Group’s recently published Benchmarking Law Firm LinkedIn Performance Report, which is based on three years of research that identifies the law firms performing best on LinkedIn and ranks performance levels for more than 200 firms by name. 20% Follower Growth for Law Firms for the Second Year in a Row: LinkedIn has seen a surge in the number of corporate counsel members, and they are now joining the platform in high numbers. While law firms might have been late to the LinkedIn party, they are making up for it with impressive follower growth, which has continued for the second consecutive year. This presents a unique opportunity for firms to expand their reach and influence in this professional network. Am Law 2nd 100 Firms Out-Engaging All Others: Among the law firms on LinkedIn, the Am Law 2nd 100 firms stand out for their precision in producing compelling content that generates engagement. Their ability to address legal issues and share firm news

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LinkedIn members may have noticed an increase in different types of content from their connections. Some professionals and brands have launched newsletters. Other individuals are hosting audio chats. Many members are offering expertise on collaborative articles. The increase in content types is a direct result of the launch of LinkedIn’s Creator Mode. We’re here to provide a rundown on Creator Mode and how it can benefit public relations and communication professionals. What is Creator Mode? According to LinkedIn: “Creator Mode is a profile setting that can help you grow your reach and influence on LinkedIn. You can turn on Creator Mode to get access to additional tools and features that help you create content and grow your audience base on LinkedIn.” “Turning on Creator Mode helps members better showcase their content, engage their audience and share

After rolling out its own branded content tags for posts last month, LinkedIn has now also added a new search functionality for branded content partnerships, which will enable users to explore all of the affiliate marketing campaigns that have used the new tags in the app. As you can see in this example (posted by Lindsey Gamble), now, when you go to LinkedIn’s Ad Library, you’ll be able to search for branded content partnerships, based on keyword/s and date. That’ll make it easier to find out how brands are using influencer partnerships in the app, giving you more competitive insight, while also facilitating increased transparency over paid promotions in the app. Which is the real focus. The update is part of LinkedIn’s obligations under the new EU Digital Services Act (DSA), which requires social platforms to provide a searchable database of branded content partnerships. Both Meta and TikTok have already added the same, and now LinkedIn will also provide more capacity to track the various brand deals with influencers in-app. It could be a handy tool for researching how to approach LinkedIn marketing, and what’s working in the app. And with LinkedIn also putting more emphasis on creators, and providing

EVERETT, Wash., September 10, 2023—Members of the Everett Police Department Anti-Crime Team (ACT) and Violent Crime Unit (VCU) arrested an adult male Saturday night in connection to the shooting death of a fifteen-year-old Kamiak High School student on Friday morning who was waiting at a bus stop to go to school.   According to the Snohomish County Jail Roster, a Uriel A Hernandez Martinez was arrested Saturday and charged with on count of carrying a concealed pistol without a permit, one count of altering identifying marks on a firearm, and one count of Murder 1 , A Class A Felony. Martinez is facing life in prison if convicted. Since the shooting occurred, ACT, VCU and our Major Crimes Detectives have been working tirelessly to identify any involved parties in the shooting, according to EPD.  The investigation is still on going and detectives continue to track down additional leads.   Anyone with information about this incident is asked to call the Everett Police Department TIP LINE at (425) 257-8450 or Crime Stoppers of Puget Sound at 1-800-222-TIPS.

Soccer Delta at Jackson College Women’s, 9-9-2023. Photos by Jeff Steers, JTV Sports. Soccer Delta at Jackson College Women’s, 9-9-2023. Photos by Jeff Steers, JTV Sports.

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Vitalli Mykolenko's Ukraine and Jordan Pickford's England were forced to settle for a point as the two nations drew 1-1 on Saturday evening. Both Everton stars started for their respected nations at the Stadion Wrocław in Poland as England came from behind to achieve a point on the road. Arsenal's Oleksandr Zinchenko gave the hosts the lead on 26 minutes with a first-time finish into the bottom right corner past Pickford.  Gareth Southgate's side responded on 41 minutes when Kyle Walker was played in over the top along the right by Harry Kane, smashing the ball in at the near post to put the Three Lions level.  While England dominated in possession and chances on goal, they were unable to slot away a second as their 100-per-cent record in European Championship qualifying came to an end.  Everton's Ukrainian produced a memorable performance. The 24-year-old completed a 90 minute display, registered two successful tackles (100-per-cent success from attempted challenges), five clearances and one interception. It was a relatively quiet evening for England's number one, with the host's only opportunity on target being Zinchenko's opening strike. Gareth Southgate's side will travel to Glasgow next to face Scotland on Tuesday 12 September in a