Jayme Fraser, USA TODAY

Jayme Fraser

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Wheatland, WY, United States

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Past articles by Jayme:

Tesla releases diversity data for first time: How it stacks up against GM and Ford

Demographic data of Tesla’s workforce shows men vastly outnumber women at the upper levels of billionaire Elon Musk’s electric car manufacturer. → Read More

The corner closet: Why there are so few gay and transgender executives in corporate America

Nine years after Apple's Tim Cook became the first publicly gay Fortune 500 CEO, there are still very few LGBTQ+ leaders in corporate America. → Read More

Where are the inspectors? How a lack of nursing home oversight is endangering residents.

States report vacancy rates as high as 83% for nursing home inspectors, putting residents at risk, according to a new congressional investigation. → Read More

Many nursing homes are poorly staffed. How do they get away with it?

President Biden has promised tougher standards, but USA TODAY found the government rarely enforces existing guidelines. → Read More

Why an Illinois nursing home operator is being sued for alleged understaffing

Residents of one of the largest nursing home operators in Illinois filed a suit alleging deliberate low staffing to boost profits. → Read More

'Permanent shock' to nursing homes? Facilities fail to replace workers who quit after COVID outbreaks

Many nursing homes lost more than half their nurses and aides last year. While nursing home jobs are plentiful, facilities are struggling to rebound. → Read More

First CEO of major company to publicly say he's gay on why there are so few openly LGBTQ executives on boards

John Browne resigned as CEO of oil giant BP after being outed as gay in 2007. He talked to USA TODAY about why so few companies have LGBTQ leaders. → Read More

Openly gay in the boardroom: Why so few LGBTQ executives lead America's largest companies

Despite the flashy rainbow-colored celebrations companies put on each year during Pride Month, few openly gay leaders serve on corporate boards. → Read More

2 years after George Floyd pledges, Black women still denied top jobs at largest companies. This is why

Two years after George Floyd pledges, white men are still nearly 8 times as likely as Black women to be an executive at the nation's largest companies → Read More

EXCLUSIVE: Asian women are shut out of leadership at America's top companies. Our data shows why

Asian and Asian American women are shut out of the senior-most leadership roles at top companies. Exclusive new USA TODAY data shows why. → Read More

This nursing home chain reported the highest COVID death rate. Then it deleted deaths.

A nursing home chain cut its official death toll by unprecedented 42% after a USA TODAY investigation. Feds call the move "concerning," will review. → Read More

'Profiteering, cold-hearted' nursing home owners should be investigated, congressman says

Rep. Bobby Rush calls to investigate “profiteering” nursing home owners, citing USA TODAY report on COVID deaths. White House has promised reform. → Read More

A USA TODAY investigation exposes nursing home failures during COVID

A first-ever USA TODAY analysis of the eldercare business shows how pervasive failures escaped notice during the pandemic → Read More

4 key things to know about USA TODAY’s investigation into nursing home failures during COVID-19

Read about a first-ever USA TODAY analysis of the eldercare business that shows how pervasive failures escaped notice during the pandemic. → Read More

How we did it: Read about the data-driven work behind USA TODAY’s nursing home project

The news organization drew on a broad range of data sources and tools to evaluate nursing home death rates from October 2020 to February 2021. → Read More

As kids return to school, most Florida counties report COVID cases four times higher than last year

As Florida schools reopen, most counties have more than four times the number of cases they did before schools opened last fall. → Read More

Racial justice in the workplace: In-depth look at diversity’s struggle to crack corporate boardrooms

After George Floyd's murder, corporate America pledged to do better. But a USA TODAY analysis finds executive roles remain largely white and male. → Read More

America’s food retail executives at Coke, Costco, Pepsi and Starbucks still mostly white and male

Costco, Starbucks, Coke and Pepsi’s top jobs still filled by white people, but Black and Hispanic people fill nonmanagement roles → Read More

America’s food retail executives at Coke, Costco, Pepsi and Starbucks still mostly white and male

Costco, Starbucks, Coke and Pepsi’s top jobs still filled by white people, but Black and Hispanic people fill nonmanagement roles → Read More

'Just not equal at all:' Vaccine rollout in Chicago a microcosm of racial disparities nationwide

People of color have suffered most from COVID-19. Now that a vaccine is here, they are far less likely to have received a first dose - for many of the same reasons. → Read More