Iowa had the highest jump in quit rates, growing 0.8 percent from February to March, while Louisiana saw a 0.5 percent drop.
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Workplace nicknames seem harmless—they aren’t
“Nicknaming a subordinate may make the manager seem like they are abusing their power,” said marketing researcher Zhe Zhang.
Boss unhappy at how much PTO worker taking, backfires when HR gets involved
As she explained in the post: “The boss herself is located overseas and has absolutely no idea about employee rights.”
Insights and solutions for a more inclusive workplace
Insights and solutions for a more inclusive workplace
The new rules of engagement for politics at work
The workplace is becoming a battleground over polarized opinions. Business leaders need to get better about managing disputes
Map shows states with highest number of workplace sexual harassment reports
Workplace harassment has been found to take a massive toll on employee mental wellbeing, and has been associated with suicidal behavior.
Boomers think they are the most valuable workers
Of all the generations surveyed, 71 percent of baby boomers would say they are the most reliable generation to work with.
California votes to keep forced prison labor
California voters have rejected a ballot measure to remove forced prison labor from the state’s constitution.
Fury as employees asked to “donate” PTO to coworker and pay tax on it
“Ethically, however, this request is very questionable,” one expert told Newsweek.
Map shows best and worst states for US workers
New research shows the how factors like worker safety, wages, union representation influence the lives of employees.
How a sense of belonging strengthens the workplace
How a Sense of Belonging Strengthens the Workplace
Gen Z is most worried about losing their jobs
Among roughly 2,000 surveyed U.S. workers, 28 percent admitted to being worried about being laid off by the end of the year.
Port workers strike update as union agrees to deal
A source told the Associated Press Thursday that the ILA had reached an agreement to postpone its strike until January.
Workers are getting anxiety from companies monitoring their work
In a new report, more than two-thirds of 1,300 surveyed employees said they were being surveilled by their employers.
Man shares why he wouldn’t want a male boss, and Internet agrees: “Cringe”
People poured into the comments section with personal stories of the difference between male and female bosses.