WorkLife is proud to present season three of The Return, a podcast about the modern workforce, with this limited six-episode series focused on middle management. https://t.co/TiWQ8Krja6
The tech giant introduced numerous new Webex features and a sweeping vision for the future of work at WebexOne 2025, one that goes far beyond video calls and chats. https://t.co/PQM1bKZR1y
The administration’s H-1B visa policy stands to hobble U.S. tech’s dominance and rock the country’s economy as global rivals line up. https://t.co/M9YDWOyxDa
Job hugging isn’t about being lazy or stubborn. Rather, it’s when employees cling to outdated processes because they think it protects their standing. https://t.co/KCwbHPgjKL
As companies struggle with talent shortages, millions of motivated midcareer workers remain overlooked — despite their readiness to reskill for remote opportunities. https://t.co/veM202Omq4
The investment giant's approach includes a 10% salary contribution to employees' retirement accounts regardless of their own savings. https://t.co/SBTsPr0Jmj
The return-to-office debate has become one of the most contentious workplace issues of the post-pandemic era, but new data suggests the conversation is missing crucial nuances about what employees actually want versus what they're being offered. https://t.co/Cj1ANtpzXr
That AI/burnout paradox and other issues of importance to people managers were discussed at the BetterUp sponsored HR Leaders' Dinner last week. https://t.co/xTpz3ZgdLF
Three in five Gen Z job seekers are walking away mid-process because it's too long, too complicated or too emotionally draining. https://t.co/0RdRBz0RK8
In the wake of this week’s shocking office shooting in Manhattan, organizations everywhere are grappling with how to reassure employees while genuinely improving workplace safety. https://t.co/XoJ7wwHkkL
The story of Joanna Jordan’s career is like a masterclass in anticipating disruption, and Jordan has consistently found herself ahead of the curve. https://t.co/JWimSKdMuC
In a recent Reddit post asking “What’s something almost all are clearly faking but no one will admit it?” one of the answers that rose to the top was “LinkedIn.” It clearly hit a nerve with a lot of people, judging by the responses. https://t.co/r7ECeQ8Gtb
Only one-third of business leaders report achieving healthy change adoption by employees, according to Gartner’s latest research. Even more sobering? Nearly 80% of employees have low trust in their employer’s ability to manage change effectively. https://t.co/TlVLUcBPen