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12 News Employment in Arizona
AFEUSA Director of Communications, Wayne Goshkarian, speaks with 12 News about employment trends in Arizona and the US.
Fox 10: Hiring Challenges in Arizona
Fox10: Unemployment benefits are gone and jobs are available, but where is the disconnect?
Seniors and the Gig Economy
PBS Arizona: How and why America's seniors are participating in the "gig economy".
Work From Home or Quit
Good Morning Arizona on Channel 3 interviews Charles Jackson
Work From Home is Likely to Become the New Normal
ABC 15 talks to Charles Jackson about the future of working from home.
The Future of WFH
ABC 15's Megan Thompson talks about the future of WFH with AFEUSA President Charles Jackson
Turning Your Side Hustle Into a Business
AFEUSA President Charles Jackson speaks with Channel 3 Good Morning Arizona about making money with your side hustle.
Good Morning Arizona Interview About Remote Working
Charles Jackson discusses the growing interest in remote work with Tess from Good Morning Arizona Channel 3.
ABC Interview for Student Awards
Join AFEUSA President Charles Jackson and student award winner/owner Handmade Soap Club as they are interviewed on ABC 15 Arizona about the AFEUSA Student Award program.
PBS Interview on the Gig Economy
A new report finds one in six workers are gig workers, meaning they are paid either as independent contractors or as short-term employees working no more than six months. These are generally non-traditional employees and are likely not full-time with benefits and one...
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