The initiative supports marginalized groups and women in vulnerable communities, helping them make products such as hand-woven cushion covers, baskets and carpets.
Produced by Seattle Times Marketing
Careers
More Headlines
Empty hotel rooms have become private dining rooms and office spaces
Many hotels have found ways to generate business even when guests don't stay the night by transforming rooms from places to sleep to places to...
Can esports make you more productive at work? IBM, Walmart and others think yes
For the employees participating in corporate video game matches, esports are more than just fun and games — they're a form of professional development.
Worried about meeting co-workers at your new all-remote job? Here are some tips
Career Advice | The pandemic has thrown the social and relationship-building aspect of changing jobs for a loop.
Your workplace pet peeve has you looking a little cold-hearted
Career Advice | It is totally fine if it strikes you as absurd to send flowers to someone upon a pet’s death, but it clearly...
11 steps to impress your boss and thrive in your job
“Managing up” while you work from home can foster positive relationships with those above you, and give your career a boost.
My boss’s writing is full of errors, and I want to help her improve
Career Advice | Does this employee at a nonprofit need a solution or a reality check?
Your co-workers’ fat phobia is not your burden to carry
Career Advice | How can I endure an hour’s barrage of body negativity without losing myself completely?
Answers to working parents’ questions about workplace rights during the pandemic
Experts explain how to cut through the red tape and understand the legal jargon.