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Failing to accommodate worker menopause costs the U.S. economy more than $25 billion a year
Health

Failing to accommodate worker menopause costs the U.S. economy more than $25 billion a year

By Kelsey Butler and Bloomberg
April 26, 2023
Three employees poke their heads out from their cubicles.
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Companies say they value employees. Their earnings calls say they value customers more

By Paolo Confino and Amber Burton
April 20, 2023
A recession could add more fuel to America’s quiet quitting fire
Success

A recession could add more fuel to America’s quiet quitting fire

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February 23, 2023
The global white-collar burnout picture: Americans are less burned out at work but pencil pushers abroad are more miserable
Success

The global white-collar burnout picture: Americans are less burned out at work but pencil pushers abroad are more miserable

By Matthew Boyle and Bloomberg
February 15, 2023
Four friends who met through work sitting in a living room.
Success

Everyone needs a work best friend but only a few of us have one

By Leanne Italie and The Associated Press
February 7, 2023
Manager in warehouse performs quality control
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A ‘blue-collar boomerang’ is coming—but it’s still not enough to solve the labor shortage

By
January 31, 2023
I have 10 minutes to clean a plane before passengers board. Here’s why the holidays’ air travel chaos was entirely avoidable
Commentary

I have 10 minutes to clean a plane before passengers board. Here’s why the holidays’ air travel chaos was entirely avoidable

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January 5, 2023
A man in a virtual meeting, on the laptop while in the kitchen
Success

The biggest criticism of remote workers is actually false, and it shows quiet quitting is a lie

By
December 7, 2022
American workers can expect bigger raises next year, despite a looming recession
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American workers can expect bigger raises next year, despite a looming recession

By
November 18, 2022
Photo of an unhappy and stressed-out businesswoman
Success

American workers hate their jobs so much that nearly half of them wouldn’t wish it on their worst enemy

By
November 15, 2022
It’s not just you, people really are being more rude lately
Lifestyle

It’s not just you, people really are being more rude lately

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November 10, 2022
Single employee at a cubicle alone in a dark office
Success

Bosses are worried disconnected workers will refuel the Great Resignation. They aren’t wrong

By
September 20, 2022
A group of office-workers sit at their desks
Success

Bosses are winning the return-to-office battle—but it’s not over yet

By
September 19, 2022
FatFiring
Personal Finance

Quiet quitting has a polar opposite: The FatFIRE movement of people working hard to retire early on a ‘massive stash’

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September 11, 2022
Corporate America is waking up to frontline workers’ importance, according to Ford Foundation
Commentary

Corporate America is waking up to frontline workers’ importance, according to Ford Foundation

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August 31, 2022

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