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Woman sitting alone on the bed in the bedroom and looking to mobile phone in her hand.
Leadership

Long COVID is hurting workers’ finances, as new research shows those suffering it are more likely to be unemployed

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February 20, 2023
Kroger workers who quit are getting texts and emails from the company asking them to come back
Success

Kroger workers who quit are getting texts and emails from the company asking them to come back

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February 19, 2023
Emotionally stressed business woman.
Newsletters

Middle managers might be inadvertently sabotaging mental health initiatives

By Amber Burton and Paolo Confino
February 7, 2023
Manufacturing Process Control Plan. African Production Control Engineer has the functions of manufacturing plan and process control to the provision of raw material, equipment, machines, and labor.
Newsletters

More Black workers are participating in the labor force, but HR leaders must ensure they stay

By Amber Burton and Paolo Confino
February 6, 2023
Mass layoffs come with surprisingly large hidden costs
Leadership

Mass layoffs come with surprisingly large hidden costs

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February 1, 2023
The next era of work will be about skills–not pedigree. Here’s how employers are changing the way they judge potential, according to LinkedIn and Jobs for the Future
Commentary

The next era of work will be about skills–not pedigree. Here’s how employers are changing the way they judge potential, according to LinkedIn and Jobs for the Future

By Aneesh Raman and Cat Ward
January 5, 2023
The disengagement crisis: Is it quiet quitting or tacit termination?
Commentary

The disengagement crisis: Is it quiet quitting or tacit termination?

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December 23, 2022
A news ticker displays economic news in front of Morgan Stanley in the Times Square area of Manhattan
Commentary

Will the U.S. and Europe slide into recession in 2023? Here’s how to look out when economic outlooks don’t

By Philipp Carlsson-Szlezak and Paul Swartz
December 12, 2022
PepsiCo layoffs point to corporate belt-tightening extending beyond Big Tech
Retail

PepsiCo layoffs point to corporate belt-tightening extending beyond Big Tech

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December 6, 2022
Former employees may never be coming back–but their services are still for hire. Here’s how to know if you’re ready for the 1099 economy
Commentary

Former employees may never be coming back–but their services are still for hire. Here’s how to know if you’re ready for the 1099 economy

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December 2, 2022
It’s not the jobs, stupid
Commentary

It’s not the jobs, stupid

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November 23, 2022
Barclays and Jaguar looking to scoop up Meta and Twitter cast-offs to ramp up tech divisions
Tech

Barclays and Jaguar looking to scoop up Meta and Twitter cast-offs to ramp up tech divisions

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November 18, 2022
Fed will be closely watching U.S. jobs report to see if growth in ‘overheated labor market’ slows to expected 200,000 new hires
Finance

Fed will be closely watching U.S. jobs report to see if growth in ‘overheated labor market’ slows to expected 200,000 new hires

By Christopher Rugaber and The Associated Press
November 4, 2022
A customer uses an ATM in Miami
Commentary

We studied how economies tackle financial inclusion to see how well they might cope in a downturn. We found 4 categories—and then there’s the U.S.

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October 24, 2022
A businessperson shares ideas with colleagues
Commentary

The stock slump means interim executives could become a fixture in the C-suite

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October 24, 2022

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