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Archives for October 20, 2024
3 Things To Prepare Before A Performance Review
Want to ace your next performance review? Don’t just show up—stand out! Use these 3 powerful tips to impress your boss and unlock new career opportunities.
Report: Employers Still Don’t Understand, Trust Education Badges
A new report from UpSkill America shows that employers still do not understand or trust the digital badges that often come with digital courses.
Forget Work Life Balance. It’s The Future Of Less Work
Explore the new social contract redefining work. From the future of less work to remote flexibility, quiet quitting, and career autonomy, how work is being transformed.
10 Mind Blowing Job Perks Companies Are Offering To Keep Employees Happy
Companies are offering unprecedented perks from paid sabbaticals to student loan support to retain and attract top talent. Could these benefits be coming to your workplace, too?
How do you manage a toxic employee?
It’s not just bad bosses who can exhibit toxic traits in the workplace. Here’s what to do when you think you have a toxic employee.
With the economy cooling, companies are hiring less and asking employees to do more
As sales slow, employers are adding fewer new staffers and asking existing staffers to handle more tasks.
This may be the antidote to the generational divide in the workplace
How Gen Z’s relianace on astrology could be the antidote to the generational divide in the workplace.
How to prepare employees for the U.S. presidential election
The U.S. presidential election is set to be tumultuous, but there are steps leaders can take to make sure that all workers feel respected.
How Unions and Worker Cooperatives Strengthen Each Other (and Workers)
As class solidarity arises from alienation and exploitation under capitalism, workers have various means of achieving economic democracy. Historically, labor unions served as the primary organizational tactic for workers to leverage their power; however, engaging in repeating contract cycles does not fundamentally shift ownership or resolve class conflict. Worker cooperatives