Cailley Lapara is a news reporter with a focus on national coverage in the United States. She has written for various publications, including Employee Benefit News, Bloomberg News, New Hampshire Union Leader, Miami Herald, and Los Angeles Times. Cailley's articles cover a range of topics, including healthcare, employee benefits, workplace issues, and current events.
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Cailley Lapara's coverage predominantly revolves around healthcare and pharmaceutical industry, as well as health and wellbeing topics. She frequently cites data, government announcements, and press releases in her articles. Given this focus, she would likely be interested in pitches that provide access to reliable data or insights from experts within the healthcare industry.
For topics such as infant mortality rate, AI implementation at work, Covid-19 impacts on mental health or workplace dynamics, career advice for employees dealing with anxiety amidst return-to-office mandates, and factors affecting health insurance premiums in the US market could pique her interest. Pitches providing access to professionals experienced in these areas may resonate with Cailley's coverage preferences.
As Cailley focuses on national coverage within the United States, relevant sources should have a strong understanding of the local healthcare landscape or specific policies impacting the country.
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Peak season charges now span nearly one-third of year.
By: Cailley Lapara
Postmaster General Louis DeJoy said the US Postal Service needs to replace its aging mail trucks and he wasn’t aware of an effort by the incoming presidential administration to cancel plans to buy electric vehicles.
Postmaster General Louis DeJoy said the U.S. Postal Service needs to replace its aging mail trucks and he wasn't aware of an effort by the incoming presidential administration to cancel plans to buy electric vehicles.
FedEx Corp. said it plans to spin off its freight division, a move that will advance Chief Executive Officer Raj Subramaniam’s push to streamline the parcel giant.
FedEx Corp. said it plans to spin off its freight division into a separate publicly traded company, a move that will advance Chief Executive Officer Raj Subramaniam’s push to streamline the parcel giant.
By: Cedric Sam, Simone Foxman, Cailley Lapara, Jeff Green
Black workers are losing share in corporate America as the conservative push for anti-DEI policies gathers steam ahead of Donald Trump’s inauguration.
By: Heather Landy, Cailley Lapara
What workplace themes will you be thinking about in 2025? The recent news cycle offers a range of suggestions.
By: Cailley Lapara
The parcel company is focusing on more profitable services — and ditching tradition in the process.
Specialized Logistics Services Offset Softer Core Delivery Volumes UPS is expanding its health care facilities in Louisville with a goal of doubling revenue from the business by 2026. (Scotty Perry/Bloomberg)
Aurora Innovation Inc., a maker of self-driving technology for trucks, challenged a US transportation regulator’s decision to deny the company an alternative means to comply to with safety rules that typically require a human being.
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