And the regulations on businesses keep coming.
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You’re not wrong if you think you get less done in the office
For decades, research has found that open-plan offices are bad for companies, bad for workers, bad for health and bad for morale.
The EEOC is trying to make ‘misgendering’ a thought-crime
A federal government obsessed with gender ideology has decided that “misgendering” is now a thought crime. And it is dead set on muzzling religious objectors.
Does working from home damage productivity? Just look at the data.
The numbers paint a picture of small, positive productivity gains for hybrid work.
Former employees accuse TikTok of racial discrimination, bias, retaliation
Two Black former workers of video-sharing platform TikTok have filed a federal class action complaint alleging they faced racial discrimination and ultimately were fired from the company when they took the matter to human resources.
California lawmakers approve first-of-its-kind ban on caste discrimination
California lawmakers approved a bill Tuesday to outlaw discrimination based on caste, a centuries-old system that assigns social status based on one’s birth.
These Are The U.S. States Working To Attract Remote Workers
For all its stress, the pandemic gave some people a chance to reflect on what their ideal work-life balance would be. Maybe it would be great to work remotely from a state that offers more green space and chances to get outdoors, or to become part of a new community.
Nearly a fifth of workers say their workplace is toxic: poll
Nearly 1 out of 5 employees say their place of work is very or somewhat toxic, according to a poll by the American Psychological Association (APA).
Belonging in the workplace: what does it mean and why does it matter?
Diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs have received a lot of attention and resources in recent years.
Domestic workers are organizing for better working conditions nationwide
Domestic workers throughout the country are pushing for better working conditions, staging rallies and protests and lobbying for labor protections.
White House reaches dead end on Labor nominee fight
President Biden’s Labor secretary nominee appears to have reached a dead end in the Senate.
More workers expecting to change jobs than last year: survey
More workers are expecting to change jobs in the next 12 months than did last year, according to a new survey released on Monday.
Biden’s Labor pick in limbo as confirmation comes down to the wire
Julie Su’s nomination to become Labor secretary is coming down to the wire as Democrats drag their feet on bringing her up for a final vote and admit her confirmation fight will be a close call.
Speaking for justice in the workplace
Jane Chung and Alex Catsoulis want their new communications firm to be every bit as pro-labor as they are.
A Flexible Workplace Is The Secret Sauce For Greater Worker Happiness
If the last three years have taught us anything, it’s that flexibility is key in all aspects of life.