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An opinion from the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals earlier this year, Freyd v. Oregon, clarifies what may constitute unintentional, but still illegal, discrimination under federal anti-discrimination laws. 

In recent weeks, much has been made of the notion that the hybrid workforce won’t last.

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There is a popular saying that employees don’t quit jobs, they quit bosses. According to a 2019 study (download required) conducted by DDI, 57% of people quit a job “specifically because of their manager.”

Recent studies show increasing numbers of women and people of color are choosing to leave their jobs in corporate America due to bias, lack of support, and stressors due to facing greater challenges than before. 

Studies show that the expression of empathy has far-reaching effects in our personal and professional lives. 

Following the latest Centers of Disease Control guidance, mass confusion reigns about the role of mask-wearing.

After being in the co-working office space sector for close to 10 years, I’ve seen it change immensely during that time.

CEOs like Jamie Dimon of JP Morgan Chase and Goldman Sachs’ David M. Solomon want to see the troops back in the office. 

I remember a few years ago, one of the most common topics that I discussed with my clients who were seeking a new job or career was what they desired in an office culture. 

When storms hit and extreme weather affects essential services, the first responders on the scene are field service workers.

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The last decade has seen the rise of the gig economy, comprised of independent contractors in flexible jobs.

When Catalyst’s findings on the effects of masculine anxiety in the workplace landed in my inbox, I paused.

“Remote” was the buzzword of the working world in 2020.