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Nate Delesline III
Verified
Reporter, Retail Dive
Norfolk
Beats
Biography
I have more than 12 years of full-time, professional experience in journalism, news reporting, writing, and editing. My journalism experience is centered on business, feature stories, K-12 and higher education, and public safety.
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By Nate Delesline III Verified| Virginia Lawyers Weekly Verified A company’s “optional bonus plan” offer to class members of a pending overtime compensation case that was contingent on the workers agreeing to waive certain rights and accepting binding arbitration was an improper communication, the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia has ruled. As a result, employees who signed the agreement must have an opportunity to withdraw their consent.
By Cara Salpini Verified, Nate Delesline III Verified, Caroline Jansen Verified, Daphne Howland Verified| Retail Dive Verified As consumers and retail leaders alike observe the five-year anniversary since COVID-19 temporarily closed down the world, the staff at Retail Dive is remembering that era and examining its impact on the retail industry. In March 2020, our staff embarked upon an effort to track the industry’s response. Store by store, we attempted to keep up with how retail was altering operations to provide products and services to shoppers while still keeping safety at the crux of decision-making.
By Nate Delesline III Verified| Retail Dive Verified This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Target is introducing over 2,000 baby and toddler items to its nursery, apparel, toy and food assortment. The revamp adds 30% more newness than last year, the company said in a Thursday press release. More than half of the items are Target exclusives from national brands or its owned brands including Good & Gather and Up&Up. The change also includes items from national and emerging brands like Bumbum, Lalo and Joie.
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Retail Dive
Fresh and trending news about business, finance, employment, product, technology… and top companies in Retail industry.
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