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  • Sad and stressed worker cries at desk.Leadership

    The election is decimating the mental health of millions of workers this week—Here’s how bosses can show up for their employees

    By Emma Burleigh and Brit Morse
  • Sundar PichaiLeadership

    CEOs including Satya Nadella and Sam Altman are lining up to congratulate Donald Trump on his election victory

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  • Events software company Bevy quadrupled its valuation in the last year as it made a push for diverse hires and investors.Newsletters

    An events company with 12,000 employees is hoping an ‘overtime savings program’ will boost retention

    By Brit Morse and Emma Burleigh
  • business woman smiles for a professional portraitNewsletters

    The CPO of Lattice says CHROs need to rethink their CEO relationships: ‘Alignment doesn’t necessarily mean agreement’

    By Brit Morse and Emma Burleigh
  • Monty Hobbs , right, and his dog Mattox sit next to another pet dog on the patio at the Olive Lounge in Takoma Park, Md. , on Thursday, May 4, 2023. Just in time for the summer dining season, the U.S. government has given its blessing to restaurants that want to allow pet dogs in their outdoor spaces. (AP Photo/Jose Luis Magana)Newsletters

    Forget benefits for humans—these are the pet perks that employees are clamoring for

    By Brit Morse and Emma Burleigh
  • business coworkers gathered around a desk in an informal meetingNewsletters

    Here’s why CHROs should consider rotational programs for their the top talent

    By Brit Morse and Emma Burleigh
  • A group of people dressed in business casual attire stand and converse in a meeting room.Newsletters

    It’s not just bosses who crave emotional intelligence—workers are desperate to get better at ‘human skills’

    By Brit Morse and Emma Burleigh
  • Workers peel and core avocados at a Chipotle restaurantNewsletters

    Chipotle just released an AI recruiting tool to gain an edge in the ‘competitive labor market’

    By Brit Morse and Emma Burleigh
  • A group of people dressed in business casual attire stand and converse in a meeting room.Newsletters

    Traditional leadership development for managers isn’t working anymore—here’s what CHROs should do instead

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  • 005<br /> FORTUNE Brainstorm Health 2023<br /> Tuesday, April 25th, 2023<br /> Los Angeles, CA, USA 2:55-3:15 PM<br /> THE FUTURE OF INTEGRATED CARE<br /> Convenient, comprehensive care at an affordable price is a top goal for healthcare companies. As more care is delivered in the home, providers are customizing their offerings and integrating wellness into health services, wherever they are delivered. We talk to CEOs about the future of care, plus how they are disrupting their markets and managing growth at their companies. Karen Lynch, Chief Executive Officer, CVS Health<br /> Javier J. Rodriguez, Chief Executive Officer, DaVita<br /> Moderator: Clifton Leaf, Former Editor-in-Chief, FORTUNE, and Founder, Brainstorm Health Photograph by Stuart Isett/FortuneLeadership

    Karen Lynch’s ouster from CVS is a blow to women CEOs who make up a small minority of Fortune 500 leaders

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