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Elon Musk’s Memo Didn’t Just Demand A Return To Offices. It Promoted Overwork.
Lost in the kerfuffle over Elon Musk’s memos about Tesla executives’ return to work—knocking “some remote pseudo office” and tweeting that those who prefer remote work should “pretend to work” elsewhere—was that the missives weren’t just about where work should take place.
Demand to repay workforce training money remains in limbo
The Mississippi attorney general is deciding whether to file a lawsuit to recover $2.3 million in public money that the state auditor said was misspent by a community college and some business leaders.
Going beyond a rainbow flag at your desk: Here’s the business impact of LGBTQ inclusion in the workplace
A return on investment, or ROI, is a key term used by business leaders as they assess the bottom line.
House panel invites Roger Goodell, Dan Snyder to testify on Washington Commanders’ workplace culture
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell and Washington Commanders owner Daniel Snyder have been invited by the House Oversight and Reform Committee to testify on allegations that have been made against Snyder that his franchise has a hostile work environment.
Federal judge rules Houston University’s harassment policy unconstitutional: ‘Not guidance, it is the law’
A federal judge in Texas has blocked a university from re-implementing an anti–discrimination policy and sided with a conservative group who argued it was a violation of the free speech protections of the First Amendment.
A Florida Denny’s settles a suit about slurs of Mexicans, other Hispanics for $45,000
A former employee of a Denny’s in Brandon who said he dealt with “severe and pervasive slurs” about Mexicans and other Hispanics will receive $45,000 after the franchise’s owner settled an Equal Employment Opportunity Commission lawsuit.
5 ways Gen Z is insisting on changes to the workplace
The vast majority of this year’s college graduates belong to Generation Z, the group born between 1997 and the early 2010s.
Apple delays plan to have workers in office 3 days a week
Apple Inc is indefinitely delaying a plan that would require employees to work from office three days a week due to rising COVID-19 cases, Bloomberg News reported nL3N2V73MG on Tuesday.
Goldman Sachs bosses can take unlimited vacation, leaked memo says
Goldman Sachs has introduced a “flexible vacation” scheme with unlimited leave, Telegraph reports.
‘Unretiring’? Here’s how to handle your Medicare coverage if you return to the workforce
If you go to a company with fewer than 20 employees, you would generally need to keep Medicare, even if you were to enroll in the employer plan.
A Supreme Court ruling ending abortion rights could keep more women out of workforce, hurt economy
A Supreme Court decision to end nationwide abortion protections could dampen women’s participation in the workforce and hurt the economy, especially during an era of severe labor shortages, women’s rights groups say.
Deltona settles discrimination lawsuit with former interim city manager for $45K
A former interim city manager who accused city officials of unlawful discrimination and retaliation in connection to his demotion settled his lawsuit for $45,000.
LinkedIn agrees to pay $1.8 million to female workers after the DOL said they were paid less than their male counterparts
Some female LinkedIn workers in California were paid less than their male counterparts, the DOL said.
Company owner accused of sex harassment told HR ‘all of these girls want me,’ suit says
Unwanted touching and kissing, lewd comments and sexual innuendos made by a company president were commonplace at the headquarters of an organic food business in Michigan, according to a former employee.
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