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  • President-elect Donald TrumpNewsletters

    How hiring and retaining foreign-born workers will get harder under a second Trump presidency

    By Emma Burleigh and Brit Morse
  • A man and woman enter a large, light filled interior space through rotating doorsNewsletters

    ‘Executive nostalgia’ is holding workplaces hostage as the C-suite tries to get back to pre-pandemic norms

    By Brit Morse and Emma Burleigh
  • Woman hand with semaglutide injection pen or insulin cartridge pen for diabetics and weight loss. Medical equipment for diabetes patientLeadership

    High demand for weight loss drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy is impacting employer health care costs—but it can be critical for retaining talent

    By
  • Christian Sutherland-Wong 2 (1)Newsletters

    The CEO of Glassdoor breaks down the power shift in the labor market and how the hiring landscape has changed

    By Brit Morse and Emma Burleigh
  • Christian Sutherland-Wong, Chief Executive Officer, GlassdoorLeadership

    The CEO of Glassdoor says doubling down on remote work has turbocharged its ability to ‘tap into talent’

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  • Young married couple using smart phone ignoring each other addicted to the internet and social network – man and woman phubbing in the living room – family people loneliness and technology lifestyle conceptNewsletters

    How HR leaders can help solve the workplace loneliness epidemic

    By Brit Morse and Emma Burleigh
  • Brian Chesky sits with his hand up, looking away from camera.Newsletters

    Airbnb’s CEO says good leaders identify and nurture high performers because it creates a culture of excellence

    By Natalie McCormick and Brit Morse
  • Female and male coworkers in conversation at the office.Newsletters

    Both men and women will switch jobs for higher pay—but what it takes to keep them is different for each group

    By Emma Burleigh and Brit Morse
  • A group of Chinese government officials sit at one side of a long wooden board room table facing officials from the U.S. Dairy Council. In the background are green trees in three windows.Newsletters

    Most managers think they have a great corporate culture. Their employees aren’t so sure

    By Brit Morse and Emma Burleigh
  • Manager talks with happy employee.Newsletters

    Here’s how Canva’s Leadership Academy is training middle managers to become coaches

    By Emma Burleigh and Brit Morse
  • flooded streetsNewsletters

    Here’s how HR leaders can help employees prepare and recover from a hurricane

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  • FILE – A tattered American flag flaps outside a home as furniture and household items damaged by Hurricane Helene flooding sit piled along the street awaiting pickup, ahead of the arrival of Hurricane Milton, in Holmes Beach on Anna Maria Island, Fla., Tuesday, Oct. 8, 2024. (AP Photo/Rebecca Blackwell, File)Leadership

    Hurricanes and natural disasters are devastating workers across America—Here’s how managers can show up for employees

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  • Donald TrumpNewsletters

    DEI under Donald Trump—here’s what HR leaders and experts think will happen over the next 4 years

    By Emma Burleigh and Brit Morse
  • WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA – NOVEMBER 06: Republican presidential nominee, former U.S. President Donald Trump arrives to speak during an election night event at the Palm Beach Convention Center on November 06, 2024 in West Palm Beach, Florida. Americans cast their ballots today in the presidential race between Republican nominee former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris, as well as multiple state elections that will determine the balance of power in Congress. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)Leadership

    Donald Trump’s election win will create a DEI reckoning that forces companies to either stand up for their policies or ‘step away’

    By Brit Morse and Emma Burleigh
  • Woman is unhappy at work.Newsletters

    Here’s how HR leaders can help workers struggling with their mental health after the election

    By Brit Morse and Emma Burleigh