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Protests, worker education, and lawsuits are just a few of the ways unions are preparing to advocate against the administration.
Cisco’s CPO urges employers to avoid a one-size-fits-all policy if they want to keep top talent.
In order to keep top talent, execs have to walk the tightrope of balancing business goals and worker well-being.
“Every tech company is doing similar things, [but] we were open about it.”
In an effort to meet today’s complex workforce challenges, bosses are heading to the theater to learn some new tricks.
“There’s an unwritten currency, and it's called time.”
Employers need to find the balance between efficiency and engagement when it comes to AI.
A workplace strategist says major companies should be run like small businesses to keep employees in the leadership pipeline.
“Employees are using AI tools without their bosses' knowledge to boost productivity.”
Unions and NGOs have condemned the company’s plans to slash production and eliminate jobs.
“There have been a lot of very sudden policy swings.”
Leaders of the youngest generation think it’s in employers’ best interest to hear them out.
Co-CEO of global architecture firm Gensler says that workplaces need a “heart” center to get people back in the office.
“I think I’m pretty good with people, but it gives me an advantage that I didn’t have before.”
New data from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York shows college majors with the lowest median income after graduation.
Only 10% of C-suite leaders believe they are ready for AI disruption.
"Hard work has really been part of how I just am."
Two of Trump’s hallmark issues have huge consequences on the corporate world.
Economic and geopolitical uncertainty are top of mind for C-suite leaders, according to the latest report on leadership advisory firm Russell...
Amid protests and Tesla stock market drops, Musk is pivoting away from Washington.
Post-grad men and women also have vastly different expectations for their careers and standard of living.
Small workplace infractions like stealing snacks and leaving early are signs that the workplace social contract has broken down.
“If the shareholders are taking my wages, at the very least, I'm going to take home three Gatorades and a couple Uncrustables.”
"Managers are handed an almost impossible task of making it all work in the real world."
The status quo is not working for the youngest generations in the workforce.
The major contenders hail from Italy, the Philippines, Hungary, and Ghana.
Graduates can expect to see big returns from a STEM degree.
There’s so many CEOs who think that we ought to do happy talk, or show optimism, or let people look on the bright side.”
Almost 70% of employees are at risk of burnout or fully burned out, according to new data.
Anti-DEI proposals have skyrocketed since 2023, but support remains extremely low.
Entry-level employee optimism reached a record low in March.
“The gap is widening between leadership direction and employee needs.”
They're not happy.
Atlassian’s 12,000 employees clock in from over 10,000 locations around the world.
“We like to treat people like adults.”
“It’s beyond demoralizing."
The key to loyal employees is simple: More money.
Only 36% of women feel comfortable asking for a raise, according to new data from Glassdoor.
AFSCME president Lee Saunders says that unions must organize, mobilize, and educate in this crucial moment.
Wayan Vota created a new website to help international aid workers find new jobs.
Over 130,000 people have signed up to participate so far.
Many major organizations are embracing the “flex” model to let employees work from anywhere.
Investors at Costco, Apple, and John Deere have all rejected anti-DEI proposals within the past month.
The tech company reaffirms its commitment to DEI—for now.
DOGE final gets some high-level pushback.
Brace for impact.
Amid the RTO wars, Cameo’s CEO wants the office to induce FOMO.
Labor and talent are top concerns for executives right now.
From ERGs to Pride parades, here’s what companies have cut from their diversity and inclusion programs.
The people are on their side.
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