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  • Ai and human illustration.Newsletters

    Microsoft is investing billions in AI. Here’s how it’s using the technology within its own HR ranks

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  • Worker has a breakdown at work.Newsletters

    Employee mental health requests have skyrocketed but only a fraction of leaders are making real changes

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  • Duolingo cofounder and CTO Severin Hacker.Leadership

    Language learning app Duolingo is taking on music and math lessons

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  • A delivery worker carries a Papa John’s pizza outside a restaurant in New York, US, on Sunday, Feb. 25, 2024. Papa John’s International Inc. is scheduled to release earnings figures on February 29. Photographer: Shelby Knowles/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesNewsletters

    Free education benefits are Papa John’s secret sauce to boosting frontline employee retention

    By Paige McGlauflin and Emma Burleigh
  • Two coworkers chat at an office.Newsletters

    Gen Z workers love to ‘yap’ and bosses should think twice about shutting them up

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  • Young coworkers talk in office.Leadership

    Gen Z employees love ‘yapping’ in the office and experts say it’s actually a good thing for the workplace

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  • Multiracial girl with her mother hugging, having fun together in kitchen during home-office and homeschooling time.Leadership

    There’s been a ‘fundamental shift’ in what working parents expect from employers—these are the benefits they really want

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  • Student protesters lock arms at an campus encampment.Newsletters

    Will campus protests hurt students’ employment prospects? HR experts weigh in

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  • Woman looks at her laptop.Newsletters

    A huge ‘passive talent pool’ of workers is up for grabs—here’s how to win over employees with one foot out the door

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  • Worker is stressed.Newsletters

    Workers are so burned out that nearly 20% think of quitting every day

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  • The father of the 401(k), Ted BennaNewsletters

    The father of the 401(k) on the downsides of his most famous creation

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  • The father of the 401(k), Ted BennaLeadership

    The ‘father of the 401(k)’ talks about the death of pensions, the future of retirement, and what disturbs him most about his own creation

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  • Woman sits at desk looking at computer.Newsletters

    Forget the RTO debate—after a youth-defining pandemic, here’s what Gen Z workers actually want in a job

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  • People walk outside of an Adidas store.Newsletters

    Adidas built a brand on Black celebrities but workers say it fell short on its own DEI efforts

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  • Workers discuss a difficult situation.Newsletters

    The FTC noncompete ban means companies need to totally rethink their people strategy: ‘You’ve got to convince employees to stay’

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