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Unlimited vacation can burn workers when they exit companies
While the idea of unlimited vacation may sound nice in practice, it has a nice side benefit for employers, too.
On Super Bowl Monday, 17 million workers are expected to call in ‘sick’
Whether or not people call in sick, there are signs of a real productivity hit — and the cost could top $4 billion, according to...
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When being funny can hurt women at work
Researchers tested how humor is viewed when it comes from male versus female leaders giving a presentation. When a woman used humor, the study found,...
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The continued demise of email, and 4 other workplace predictions for 2019
A phone booth in the office? Here are some things you may see now that you’re back at work to start the new year.
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How to make a habit stick (and it’s not about trying harder)
James Clear, author of “Atomic Habits,” suggests we have more control over our habits than we think.
A Michigan company is paying its workers average holiday bonuses of $14,000
No Grinch here: FloraCraft’s bonus will be paid out 25 percent in cash and 75 percent through a 401(k) contribution over two years
CEOs say they often apologize to business partners abroad for Trump’s diplomacy | Analysis
Analysis: A survey of attendees at Yale School of Management's CEO Summit found executives critical of the president's negotiating style and leadership on national security.
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Your next job interview may start with a text
Texting potential employees is seen as attention-grabbing — and faster than email.
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Funny but not: Stories of people famously not doing their jobs
Did you hear the one about the civil servant in Spain who skipped work for years and no one noticed — until he was about...