The intertwined crises of the pandemic and structural racism have depleted people’s cognitive, emotional, and physical resources.
The Jobs the Pandemic May Devastate
An updated forecast by the Bureau of Labor Statistics has alarming news for people with a high school diploma or less.
Governor Wolf Unveils Workforce and Economic Development Plan to Get Pennsylvania Back to Work
The COVID-19 global pandemic has significantly affected Pennsylvania workers, businesses and communities. To bolster economic recovery efforts and position Pennsylvania for economic growth, Governor Tom Wolf today unveiled his “Back to Work PA” plan.
Justices Reject Dad’s Case of Retaliation Over Pregnant Daughter
The U.S. Supreme Court won’t consider whether a father can sue UBS Financial Services Inc. for retaliation he says he faced after his daughter complained about pregnancy discrimination while working at the company.
We’re finally getting a glimpse of what the COVID-safe skyscraper will look like
When coronavirus-induced lockdowns first began nearly a year ago, millions of Americans were forced to abandon their morning commutes, pack up their offices, and begin working from home.
Getting Into the Weeds of Marijuana Legalization: A Guide for Employers
Employers should make sure their testing programs are compliant with existing laws, their supervisors are trained to observe intoxication, and their policies are strong—but also flexible.
The Labor Market Is Tight Despite High Unemployment
A banker in North Carolina says that his greatest challenge is finding talent, as does one in Oregon.
Don’t Throw Caution to the Winds: Discrimination and Harassment in the Age of Teleworking
Employees working remotely may still experience incidents that give rise to claims of discrimination and/or harassment virtually, through video streaming platforms or chat apps as well as email and text messages.
Viral Video Moves Sexual Harassment in Marine Corps to Forefront
Defense Secretary Lloyd J. Austin III said he found the video from a visibly distraught female Marine “deeply disturbing.”
People are more likely to believe sexual harassment claims from women who are ‘conventionally attractive,’ study says
No one could get over the drawing of the woman holding a martini. Or her long, slightly mussed hair, her big lips, her long lashes and hourglass figure.
How To Talk To Your Boss About Burnout
Even before Covid-19 struck, the World Health Organization declared burnout a legitimate syndrome linked to chronic workplace stress.
What to Say When Negotiating Salary
If you don’t ask, then you can’t get the salary you deserve. Here’s exactly what to say when negotiating during a job offer.
2.5 Million Women Left the Work Force During the Pandemic. Harris Sees a ‘National Emergency.’
“In one year,” Vice President Kamala Harris said, “the pandemic has put decades of the progress we have collectively made for women workers at risk.”
Is This the End of Tipping?
The restaurant industry is in crisis. But some see how bad things are for servers — including “maskual harassment” — as a unique chance to make life better.
How new habits are changing our workplace
One thing is for sure as we look toward the future of office space: change.
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