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  • Workers walk across map of the world.Newsletters

    The U.S. is still the top destination for highly skilled tech talent—and companies are using a special visa to bring them here

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  • Exterior of Sephora retail storeNewsletters

    All Sephora employees have DEI goals in performance reviews. The company says the tactic paid off

    By Ruth Umoh and Emma Burleigh
  • George-Axelle Broussillon Matschinga, Sephora’s head of DEI.Newsletters

    Sephora says people of color now make up half its leadership because it ‘disrupted’ the recruitment process

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  • A woman drops off her young son at daycare, where a teacher kneels to greet him.Newsletters

    UPS launched a 3-month childcare pilot. Retention increased 39%, and absences plummeted

    By Paige McGlauflin and Emma Burleigh
  • Worried mixed race businesswoman at workNewsletters

    Employees with disabilities are unhappy at work and it has a lot to do with RTO policies

    By Azure Gilman and Emma Burleigh
  • Gen Z employees working together at a desk.Newsletters

    Gen Z is 8% happier at work than they were a year ago—But they’re still the most unhappy generation

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  • Thumbs up and thumbs down in political party colors.Newsletters

    Over a third of American workers would consider quitting if their CEO’s politics don’t align with their own

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  • A young woman wearing business casual attire attends a virtual meeting from her home.Newsletters

    The company that does job interviews for AmEx, Citi, and Walmart says you’ll miss out on the best candidates if you won’t meet people after-hours

    By Paige McGlauflin and Emma Burleigh
  • Worker uses AI on computer.Newsletters

    Your most in-demand AI talent is about to leave your company—Here’s how to make them stay

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  • Moderna CHRO Tracey Franklin.<br /> Courtesy of ModernaNewsletters

    Moderna started upskilling employees on AI 2 years ago. CHRO Tracey Franklin says they’ve learned some big lessons along the way

    By Paige McGlauflin and Emma Burleigh
  • A young woman is working from a laptop in an office setting.Newsletters

    Is there a better way to hear from employees than just anonymous surveys? One company says ‘voice sessions’ are one solution

    By Paige McGlauflin and Emma Burleigh
  • Employee sits at her desk, stressed with work.Newsletters

    About 82% of employees are at risk of burnout this year—but only half of employers design work with well-being in mind

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  • Businessman holding coffee mug working on laptop at homeNewsletters

    Gympass stood firm on work from home and reduced its voluntary turnover by almost 70%

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  • A young man works at a desk in an office. A pride flag is displayed on the desk.Newsletters

    Employers risk losing their LGBTQ Gen Z talent

    By Paige McGlauflin and Emma Burleigh
  • A young woman in business attire shakes hands with a man wearing a business suit. They are meeting in an office.Newsletters

    Is it time to take recruiting out of HR? Why one tech company took a different approach to finding talent

    By Paige McGlauflin and Emma Burleigh