Zoom calls replace seat 1A, international cuisine and the quiet productivity of being at 40,000 feet. Some hardened road warriors fear business travel will never return to its platinum era. https://t.co/DTaeP52bkH
As a new school year looms and working parents again find themselves juggling work and virtual learning, employers are coming up with new solutions and new perks to help stressed out parents https://t.co/qYGUQzREIQ
Economists and human resources experts said the job cuts at LinkedIn were further evidence that hiring for white-collar jobs has stalled and did not bode well for a short-term recovery. https://t.co/OutVBUhtfH
The Business Roundtable is weighing in on the debate over policing reform, calling on Congress to act and endorsing a ban on chokeholds except when deadly force is warranted, a national police misconduct registry, and other changes. https://t.co/fUfWtwD7iU
“The optimistic view is we’re finally going to change our view of ... the ideal worker,” said one legal expert. “The pessimistic view is we’re going to have an avalanche of lawsuits as we discriminate against adults with caregiving responsibilities.” https://t.co/eXu0xJd4aR
UnitedHealth Group told employees Sunday to go to work unless they are part of a high-risk group, experiencing any symptoms, or face certain other obstacles. https://t.co/TTtFONuKYW
Real-time flight disruptions, stolen face mask shipments and no more hot towel service: @jenamcgregor spent a morning inside Delta's command center during the week the coronavirus escalated to a pandemic. https://t.co/U0X7oDy8Ta
One lawyer was helping a company put together a coronavirus response plan when an HR manager had to step out of the meeting: An employee in Britain's wife had just been diagnosed. "From where things were a week or two ago, it's like a different world." https://t.co/89UVSI03Eo
The CROWN Act, which Cherry gave a shout-out to in his acceptance speech, is now being considered or enacted in at least 25 states. https://t.co/8c6bjTmmHN