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Leadership
How to handle underperforming employees according to HR leaders from Salesforce, EY and Microsoft
By Emma BurleighAugust 14, 2024
Nicole White, a Bank of America employee, used the time off to travel to Fiji, Australia, New Zealand and Machu Picchu.
Newsletters
Here’s why Bank of America lets long-time employees take up to six weeks of sabbatical
By Emma BurleighJuly 29, 2024
A senior man in wheelchair with a caretaker at home.
Newsletters
Why one company went above and beyond to give caregivers better benefits
By Emma BurleighJuly 22, 2024
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Newsletters
Flexible work killed summer Fridays but it could be a critical benefit for companies struggling with burnout
By Emma Burleigh and Azure GilmanJuly 18, 2024
Women’s health care company Bonafide polled more than 2,000 U.S. women ages 40–64 for its fourth-annual State of Menopause report. Just over half of women (51%) said they wanted increased workplace accommodations.
Economy
Menopause stigma is impeding women’s career growth, survey says. Here’s how a lack of support is hampering ambition—and the economy
By Lindsey LeakeJuly 8, 2024
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Success
The Germans and French get over 30 days off a year—yet, they feel more ‘deprived’ of vacations than their U.S. peers with half the days
By Prarthana PrakashJuly 1, 2024
Four people take a selfie in a pool while on vacation.
Lifestyle
65% of Americans feel deprived of vacation time. The French, who take more time off than anybody, say ‘hold my wine’
By Seamus WebsterJune 24, 2024
It’s a summer of playing hooky: feeling pressured not to take their earned vacation, Americans are finding a loophole
Success
It’s a summer of playing hooky: feeling pressured not to take their earned vacation, Americans are finding a loophole
By Chloe BergerMay 31, 2024
Only about 18% of the 148 largest school districts in the U.S. offer paid parental leave for teachers—and of the 27 districts that do offer paid leave, variations are plenty.
Health
Paid parental leave at schools is so dire that teachers must hoard their sick days and time their pregnancies around summer vacation
By Sunny NagpaulApril 19, 2024
Annie Galvin, Eric Rewitzer
Success
‘Companies are starting to realize burnout is an issue’: Meet the lucky workers taking sabbaticals and ‘adult gap years’ to recharge
By Colleen Newvine and The Associated PressApril 12, 2024
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Newsletters
Companies are making big changes to their leave programs in an effort to hold onto workers
By Paige McGlauflin and Emma BurleighJanuary 25, 2024
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Lifestyle
Spotify’s U.K. boss took paid paternity leave 26 times longer than the average American dad—but it took a conversation with his manager to fully embrace it
By Ryan HoggNovember 23, 2023
These companies are so serious about keeping older employees that they’re offering ‘Grandparent Leave’
Leadership
These companies are so serious about keeping older employees that they’re offering ‘Grandparent Leave’
By Paige McGlauflinJuly 14, 2023
Michael Fraccaro CHRO at Mastercard
Newsletters
How Mastercard is using A.I. to streamline its recruiting process
By Paige McGlauflin and Paolo ConfinoJune 28, 2023
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Newsletters
A startup mandated that workers take off at least 20 days a year. Employee satisfaction soared
By Amber Burton and Paolo ConfinoJune 27, 2023
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