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High-trust cultures at the Best Workplaces in Chicago, Texas, New York, and Bay Area fuel productivity and agility 
SuccessHigh-trust cultures at the Best Workplaces in Chicago, Texas, New York, and Bay Area fuel productivity and agility 
By Roula Amire and Great Place To WorkJune 21, 2023
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NewslettersOver one-third of Gen Z and millennial employees say they’ll seek new jobs in the coming year
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NewslettersMcKinsey and McDonald’s advertise their employee turnover to attract top talent. Here’s why you should too
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NewslettersTaco Bell’s solution to retain workers amid staffing shortage: Create 260,000 T-shirts
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NewslettersLiberty Mutual is using the tech hiring slowdown to pad its early-career pipeline: ‘We’re a very stable industry’
By Amber Burton and Paolo ConfinoJune 14, 2023
Samsung jumps on 4-day workweek bandwagon as it gives staff one Friday off each month in a bid to retain talent
TechSamsung jumps on 4-day workweek bandwagon as it gives staff one Friday off each month in a bid to retain talent
By Sohee Kim, Shinhye Kang and BloombergJune 14, 2023
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NewslettersHigh retention could hide a critical workforce problem, says Salesforce exec. Here’s why low turnover isn’t ‘necessarily ideal’
By Amber Burton and Paolo ConfinoJune 13, 2023
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NewslettersHiring managers are ghosting job candidates as labor market cools. It could come back to bite them, says Greenhouse’s chief people officer
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NewslettersWhat the abolishment of affirmative action would mean for diverse entry-level recruitment
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NewslettersThe latest threat to workplace productivity: Employee finances
By Amber Burton and Paolo ConfinoJune 7, 2023
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NewslettersHow to diagnose high turnover before it affects your bottom line
By Amber Burton and Paolo ConfinoJune 6, 2023
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NewslettersThe Great Resignation could become the Great Retention as turnover plummets
By Paolo ConfinoJune 1, 2023
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NewslettersThe Supreme Court is expected to strike down affirmative action in university admissions. It could impact corporate diversity programs
By Paige McGlauflin and Paolo ConfinoMay 31, 2023
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NewslettersNew York City law regulating A.I. in the workplace to take effect in July
By Amber Burton and Paolo ConfinoMay 30, 2023
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NewslettersHow AARP creates benefit plans for a multigenerational workforce where the average age is 50
By Amber Burton and Paolo ConfinoMay 26, 2023
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