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Men are more likely than women to be rewarded for supporting coworkers, research finds
“Social support is definitely an important part of what binds people to work, and to one another at work,” Nancy Baym, a senior principal research manager at Microsoft...
How a house fire eased my fears about being a working mother
I had a lot of reasons to fear being pregnant. My mother had six miscarriages and sadly I have known many other people who have struggled with miscarriages...
Bosses need to accept that employees choose what the future of work looks like
Not a day goes by without some indication that the dynamic of work has shifted–perhaps for good.
Whether it’s the phenomenon of “quiet quitting” or stories of employees outsourcing...
Commentary: It will take more than talk to improve the future of work
A new global survey has found a significant gap between what companies are saying and what they’re actually doing about the future of work.
Our survey intended to gauge...
Commentary: The myth of ‘work-life balance’ is a generational illusion
The term work-life balance didn’t come into popular use until 1986. While still in use, it no longer fits today’s circumstances. But before we redefine it, we first...
For finance professionals, meeting these 5 ‘needs’ could halt quiet quitting
The Labor Day holiday recognizes the contributions and achievements of American workers. So when the Great Resignation, boomeranging, and quiet quitting are all taking place, what do finance...
