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Meta to cut roughly 5% of staff, targeting lowest performers

By Press Room15 January 2025

The rise of the neurodivergent-friendly office—How a once-niche workplace idea is catching on in corporate America

By Press Room11 December 2024

Walmart becomes biggest company to roll back DEI policies under conservative pressure to ‘end wokeness in corporate America’

By Press Room26 November 2024

Walmart, the world’s largest retailer, is rolling back its diversity, equity and inclusion policies, joining a growing list of major…

2025 is set to bring a ‘manager crash’ as burnout and lack of support reach a breaking point

By Press Room24 November 2024

Bad news for 2025: Following years of unaddressed burnout, overworking and faulty support systems, a “manager crash” is set to…

High demand for weight loss drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy is impacting employer health care costs—but it can be critical for retaining talent

By Press Room21 November 2024

The weight loss drug revolution is helping fuel rising health care costs among employers, who are expanding their benefits to…

German bosses are blaming the country’s economic woes on ‘work-shy’ Gen Z calling in sick nearly 20 times a year

By Press Room2 November 2024

Germany is in a structural crisis—with falling exports, soaring energy prices, and weakening competitiveness in its most important sectors. But…

Gen Z and young millennial employees are missing the equivalent of one day’s work every week due to mental health concerns, research shows

By Press Room31 October 2024

Gen Z and young millennial employees in Britain are missing the equivalent of a day’s work every week due to…

The American Dream on European time: How late-night remote workers are cashing in on big U.S. salaries

By Press Room28 October 2024

It’s 9 p.m. in London, and Gita Selli is still at her computer, finishing up one last Zoom call with…

9.5% of CEOs are ‘Supercommuters.’ But they tend to underperform—especially if they own a boat or live near a golf course

By Press Room26 October 2024

As more companies demand that hapless employees return to the office five days a week—think of Amazon and Dell recently—a…

HR leaders share how they’re putting people first in an ever-changing workplace

By Press Room21 October 2024

Cisco Systems’ leaders regularly meet with employees to discuss what they love or even loathe about their work, project updates,…

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Dr. Oz begs Americans to get inoculated against measles as outbreaks spiral around the country. ‘Take the vaccine, please’

Trump calls U.S. Olympian a ‘real Loser’ as athletes speak out against administration policies, while Jake Paul tells critics to ‘live somewhere else’

Patient private capital is needed to help Asia plug its healthcare gaps

Browsing: The Workplace

Meta to cut roughly 5% of staff, targeting lowest performers

The rise of the neurodivergent-friendly office—How a once-niche workplace idea is catching on in corporate America

Walmart becomes biggest company to roll back DEI policies under conservative pressure to ‘end wokeness in corporate America’

2025 is set to bring a ‘manager crash’ as burnout and lack of support reach a breaking point

High demand for weight loss drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy is impacting employer health care costs—but it can be critical for retaining talent

German bosses are blaming the country’s economic woes on ‘work-shy’ Gen Z calling in sick nearly 20 times a year

Gen Z and young millennial employees are missing the equivalent of one day’s work every week due to mental health concerns, research shows

The American Dream on European time: How late-night remote workers are cashing in on big U.S. salaries

9.5% of CEOs are ‘Supercommuters.’ But they tend to underperform—especially if they own a boat or live near a golf course

HR leaders share how they’re putting people first in an ever-changing workplace

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Moltbook is the talk of Silicon Valley. But the furor is eerily reminiscent of a 2017 Facebook research experiment

Joe Montana lived around top VC execs as a 49er, then leveraged those ties to become an investor

Russian officials are warning Putin that a financial crisis could arrive this summer, report says

Bessent sees ‘unruly’ Chinese trading behind gold price swings

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Dr. Oz begs Americans to get inoculated against measles as outbreaks spiral around the country. ‘Take the vaccine, please’

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Patient private capital is needed to help Asia plug its healthcare gaps

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