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13 'Nondefenses' to Workplace Harassment
Make sure supervisors know that these common justifications for harassing conduct are unacceptable
How to Retain Talent During Mergers and Acquisitions
Mergers and acquisitions (M&As) have been on an upswing in recent years. While merged companies are generally achieving greater financial and operational success than in years past, they’re having trouble…
Wanted: Workers Who Can Adapt to Change
Adaptable employees will help your business keep up with changing circumstances
Uber HR Conducts 'Listening Tour' to Delve Into Workplace Concerns
An Uber employee's blog in February alleging sexual harassment by her boss, as well as discrimination and retaliation, prompted not only an internal investigation by the former
Which Jobs Take The Longest (And Shortest) Time To Fill?
For a look at the jobs that remain posted for the longest (and the shortest) amount of time, check out our slideshow below, made up of a list of the…
This Career Advice Will Help You Land Your Ideal First Job
Fatou Keita landed her ideal first job at Bloomberg Philanthropies. Here, she offers career advice for recent grads looking to ace their job searches
What Blue Collar America Can Teach Us About Leadership
Many white collar workers assume that their working-class counterparts have little to contribute to business leadership. However, white collar leadership can learn a lot from the habits and codes of…
Talking About Hearing Loss At Work Is Getting Easier
Employers are adapting benefit plans for the millions of workers with hearing loss and workers are finding it easier to talk about and manage the condition
Your Employees Are Testing the Job Market
Jobvite’s annual Job Seeker Nation Study was published a couple of weeks ago. They took a whole new approach, given the current political environment in the U