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  • Biden delivers State of the Union speech.Leadership

    President Biden has a warning for the corporate world: Get ready for higher taxes and forget about that private jet loophole

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  • Women conversing at a conference table.Newsletters

    Some women don’t ask for pay raises because they’re afraid of the consequences

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  • Jacqueline Arthur.<br /> Courtesy of Goldman SachsNewsletters

    Exclusive: Goldman Sachs is making managers take a training focused on employee mental health issues

    By Paige McGlauflin and Emma Burleigh
  • Business woman teaches lesson to colleagues on a whiteboard.Newsletters

    You might be upskilling all wrong—Here’s how to actually get workers to retrain for the future

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  • A volunteer smiles as they pick up trash with coworkers.Newsletters

    How to create a great volunteering program—with advice from Cisco and Salesforce

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  • A voter holds an &#8220;I Voted&#8221; sticker after casting their ballot at a polling station inside McDonald Elementary School in Dearborn, Michigan, US, on Tuesday, Feb. 27, 2024. Tuesday&#8217;s primary in the crucial swing state of Michigan may deliver a symbolic rebuke to the president&#8217;s handling of the Gaza crisis, as much of its sizable Arab-American population blames President Biden for siding with Israel and failing to stop the war. Photographer: Nic Antaya/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesNewsletters

    The 2024 election is quickly approaching. Here’s how experts say employers should deal with political tensions in the workplace

    By Paige McGlauflin and Emma Burleigh
  • A group of company volunteers celebrate together.Leadership

    How to create a good employee volunteering program, with lessons from Cisco and Salesforce

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  • Left to right: Michelle Jordan, AT&#038;T&#8217;s chief diversity officer, and Juli Galloway, AT&#038;T&#8217;s vice president of global benefits.Newsletters

    AT&T made big benefits changes to keep up with the well-being crisis

    By Paige McGlauflin and Emma Burleigh
  • Businesswoman takes a conference call from home.Newsletters

    Yelp says going all in on remote work boosted job applications by 43% and led to a more satisfied workforce

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  • Elon Musk in deep thought.Newsletters

    Elon Musk’s Boring Company has big worker safety problems

    By Azure Gilman and Emma Burleigh
  • A man shakes hands with a colleague at a networking meeting.Newsletters

    Here are the top CHRO networking groups vetted by HR leaders

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  • A group of professionals gather in a meeting.Leadership

    How the top CHRO networking groups compare—and how much they cost

    By Emma Burleigh and Paige McGlauflin
  • Businesswoman shaking hands with two other business people in the officeNewsletters

    Companies hired a ton of HR workers during the pandemic era—but they’re finally starting to slow down

    By Paige McGlauflin and Emma Burleigh
  • NEW YORK, NY &#8211; APRIL 11: A Delta Airlines stewardess sells food on board a San Francisco, California bound plane April 11, 2014 outside of New York City. (Photo by Robert Nickelsberg/Getty Images)Newsletters

    The VP in charge of Delta’s employee benefits says that their choice to pay out $1.4 billion to workers is all about talent retention and motivation

    By Paige McGlauflin and Emma Burleigh
  • Huang speaks onstage at Mobile World Congress Americas.Leadership

    Fear is your friend, and embrace your failures: Leadership advice from Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang as the company shatters a new record

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