The head of a federal civil rights agency has ordered a review of its Dallas district office following a USA TODAY investigation revealing widespread complaints of internal discrimination.
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Why ‘Workforce Wellness’ Is the Most-Desired Work Perk
As we return to the office and navigate the post-pandemic workplace, employers will need to take a close look at the type of employee experiences they deliver.
80K City Workers Expected Back in NYC Offices Monday
New York City’s road to recovery takes another significant milestone step on Monday when an estimated 80,000 municipal workers are scheduled to return to their offices for the first time in over a year after the COVID-19 pandemic shuttered most buildings last March.
Workplace Savvy: Be careful when questioning nonvaccinated employee
Q: I run a small nonprofit with fewer than 10 people. We’ve been working from home for a year, but now everyone — except one person — has gotten their vaccine and we are eager to get back in person. So, what can I do about the holdout?
New York City Workers Call On Mayor To Postpone Monday’s Scheduled Office Return
As New York City continues to reopen, city workers want a pause on plans to return to the office on Monday, concerned it’s still not safe.
New York City says Chipotle owes workers $151 million in new lawsuit
New York City is suing Chipotle Mexican Grill, alleging that the company violated a law that requires fast food chains to give their employees more predictable, less hectic schedules.
Who were we and what were we thinking? A return to offices frozen in time.
Nonessential workers returning to their offices are now discovering tangible evidence of daily life before soft pants and Zoom meetings became ascendant.
Labor board will hold hearing on objections to Amazon union election on May 7
The National Labor Relations Board will hold a hearing on May 7 on the Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union’s challenge to the Amazon union election in Alabama, according to the RWDSU.
Unionized workers have more job satisfaction — but for a sobering reason
At a time when organized labor is coping with a high-profile vote against unionization at an Amazon fulfillment center, union leaders in search of selling points about joining their ranks received one.
How Gen-Z May Change Workplace Communication for Good
This generation is changing how we communicate at work– and that’s a good thing.
A brief history of how it took almost 300 years to pass the Americans with Disabilities Act
By now you’ve probably heard that the pandemic has hit certain groups more than others.
53% of Workers Now Say Side Hustles Are a Must. 3 Tips for Finding the Right One
Side hustles are hardly a new thing, but in the wake of the pandemic, they may become more popular. In fact, 53% of workers now have or intend to have a second source of income
Former Facebook employee describes problematic work environment that he says encourages hiring bias
Rhett Lindsey, a former Facebook employee, says the tech giant has a diversity problem when it comes to hiring.
NY Hero Act passes Legislature, creating standard for workplace disease prevention
The state Legislature may require employers to create a workplace safety plan related to infectious diseases.
Here’s Why Jamie Dimon Thinks We’ll Be Working in Offices After the Pandemic
Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, there have been countless headlines indicating that companies won’t require their employees to work in offices anymore and that remote work will become the new industry standard.
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