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Forget quiet quitting, managers are running off talent by quiet firing

By Amber Burton and Paolo Confino
August 30, 2022
Leaders gathered around table
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Remote work has created a power struggle between CEOs and CHROs

By Amber Burton and Paolo Confino
August 29, 2022
College male graduates hugging and smiling
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Where the Biden administration’s student debt relief plan will do the most good

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August 26, 2022
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Newsletters

Why Pitney Bowes is offering employees advanced pay and free education

By Amber Burton and Paolo Confino
August 26, 2022
Employees work at an office in San Francisco
Commentary

The Great Resignation is a crisis of belonging. Here’s the real way we organize ourselves at work

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August 25, 2022
Y-Vonne Hutchinson speaks at the Bloomberg Breakaway CEO Summit in New York.
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Meet the Black woman leading the Television Academy’s diversity and inclusion initiative—and why it might actually work

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August 23, 2022
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Success

‘Hybrid guilt’ is plaguing employees, proving going to the office part-time is the worst of both worlds

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August 22, 2022
Fed diversity is improving, but it still has a long way to go
Leadership

Fed diversity is improving, but it still has a long way to go

By Catarina Saraiva and Bloomberg
August 22, 2022
Group of colleagues applaud
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Getting buy-in for DEI initiatives requires more than just a ‘yes’

By Amber Burton and Paolo Confino
August 22, 2022
‘Preserve’ your culture at your own peril
Commentary

‘Preserve’ your culture at your own peril

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August 20, 2022
A Black teacher with a face mask explaining exam results to elementary student in the classroom.
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Workers are demanding more from employers than ever before. Indeed’s CEO explains why the future of work is dependent on whether employers can deliver

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August 19, 2022
High potential programs are going underground because they’re bad optics–and it’s only making matters worse
Commentary

High potential programs are going underground because they’re bad optics–and it’s only making matters worse

By Elizabeth Weingarten and Liz Kofman-Burns
August 19, 2022
A hacker using a laptop computer at the Hacked By Def Con Press Preview
Tech

Star social engineer dubbed the ‘human hacker’ sues Def Con after claiming permanent ban constitutes ‘irreversible damage’ to his reputation

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August 19, 2022
Horizon Therapeutics CHRO Irina Konstantinovsky
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How Horizon Therapeutics’ CHRO is putting employee caregivers first

By Amber Burton and Paolo Confino
August 19, 2022
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Companies are offering new benefits to address burnout and mental wellness

By Amber Burton and Paolo Confino
August 18, 2022

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