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3 Things Keeping Employers Up at Night
Company leaders across the US are worried about how the economic and political climate is impacting workers.
Workplace Discrimination Complaints Are Expected to Drop. Here’s Why
The Employment Opportunity Commission will no longer investigate complaints based on a legal concept that recognizes unintentional discrimination in the workplace.
Why it Might Pay to be βPlayfulβ at Work
Play isn’t just for kids β a study shows how the trait can build rapport with colleagues.
Nobody Wants to Be the Boss Anymore. Here’s Why, in Just 7 Words
New research shows only 30% of workers want to become managers. Hereβs why, and what your organization can do about it.
No Joke: Experts Say You Shouldnβt Be Funny at Work
When it comes to cracking office jokes, managers may have to act like a flamingoβ¦and put a foot down.
Why Major Workplace Disruptions Aren’t Always a Bad Thing
Workers’ trust in company leadership can be boosted if you handle a business crisis smoothly.
5 Keys to Building Better Work Relationships
Meaningful and healthy relationships are crucial in the workplace. Here is how to ensure that the people you work with feel valued and heard.
Going Shoeless Is a Trendy Office Perk. Should Your Company Follow Suit?
A new workplace fad says padding around your office floor in fun socks and slippers is the ‘sole’ of changing company cultures.
Return to Office Mandates Are About to Backfire
Why companies demanding office returns are setting themselves up for failure.
Ethics: I Want to Help an Employee After Layoffs. Should I Give Him Someone Else’s Project?
What’s right to do: Take a project away from its creator? Or leave a former colleague in financial trouble.
New RTO Rules Sound Strict, but Employees Aren’t Blinking
New data shows in-office attendance is far less than what the wave of new RTO mandates would yield, suggesting many employers are avoiding clashes over new policies β for now.
I’m Afraid To Give Feedback After 2 Employees Threatened Self-Harm
I’m struggling to coach my team now.
How to Rebuild Employee Trust After a Layoff β Without Saying ‘Weβre a Family’
The dos, don’ts, and complicated dynamics of leading after people are let go.
Meta’s New Smart Glasses Could Expose Your Company to Legal and Compliance Risks
Using AI-connected cameras on your face could transform many jobs, but they’ll see and remember everything the wearer does at work.