The oldest members of Generation Z turn 25 this year, and they currently make up one-quarter of the US workforce. And they’re also gaining a reputation for generating the majority of workplace complaints.
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Why so many women dropped out the workforce — and aren’t coming back
Asked during a hearing a couple of weeks ago by Pennsylvania Congressman Fred Keller why “women-held positions [were] disproportionately affected by COVID-19,” Inez Stepman replied: “That’s a question you should take up with Randi Weingarten.”
Handshake? Fist bump? The workplace now has a whole new etiquette
When her employer gave her the go-ahead to return to the workplace last summer, Denise Charles was ready to go.
Whether gaffe or calculated dig, inappropriate comments can haunt the workplace
If your workplace is typical, whether it’s virtual or on-site, so-called “microaggressions” are occurring all around you.
NYS edict: Firing medical workers who refuse COVID vaccine is OK
Health care workers who refuse to get the coronavirus vaccine could be fired under an emergency edict expected to be approved Thursday by the New York state Health Department, The Post has learned.
Most US employees favor workplace COVID vaccine mandates, poll finds
Most workers in the US are in favor of their company requiring all employees get vaccinated against COVID-19, according to a recent Gallup poll.
How do I get back into the workforce after a long gap?
I’ve been out of the job market for years, caring for an elderly relative who recently passed.
Over 60% of workers returning to Manhattan, but safety a concern
More than 60 percent of workers are expected to return to Manhattan offices in September as the city recovers from the COVID-19 pandemic — but many have expressed concern about transit safety, a survey of CEOs found.
Ex-Giants employee suing team over ‘culture of violence in workplace’
A video director for the New York Giants claims he was fired in retaliation for reporting that his immediate supervisor attacked an underling – contributing to a “pattern and culture of violence in the workplace.”
Biden’s ‘infrastructure’ plan is really a massive push to unionize the US workforce
President Joe Biden is traveling to Virginia and Louisiana this week to pitch his American Jobs Plan — also called an “infrastructure” plan. New bridges, safer highways and more broadband are easy sells. But that’s only half the story.
Tech companies are blazing a trail by keeping politics out of workplace
Tech firms are returning to business models that focus on products and profits rather than politics and causes. Well, two are, anyway.
Gov. Cuomo refuses to address sexual harassment claims, calls to resign
Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Friday refused to say whether he would resign from office — or would still run for re-election — despite multiple allegations of sexual harassment including unwanted touching and inappropriate comments.
Can I admit to my boss how much I hate the company work culture?
I started a new job at a large company with a very “in-your-face” culture.
My bosses changed their minds about working remotely for good – can they do that?
Last year, my employer said that I could work remotely permanently, but now that staff are returning to the office, they are saying I have to come back too.
In the age of sexual harassment claims, is the office romance dead?
The allegations about Cuomo are causing debate among my co-workers. We spend most of our waking hours with our work colleagues.
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