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Workspan Daily
02/28/2024
According to a Robert Half report, only 36% of workers planned to look for a job in early 2024, compared to 49% last summer.
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Workspan Daily
03/22/2022
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A new type of gig worker?
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Workspan Magazine
08/06/2025
Which industries, types of jobs and position levels are truly most affected?
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Health and Welfare Plans: Plan Types and Administration
Master the fundamentals of selecting and managing employee health and welfare plans for your organization.
Workspan Daily
09/15/2023
After lowering its pay increase demand to 36% from 40% days earlier, the United Auto Workers staged a walkout Friday a.m. after failing to reach an new labor agreemente with Detroit automakers, the New York Times reports .
Workspan Daily
12/20/2022
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For years, certain benefits have only been extended to corporate employees and no other types of workers because of costs, logistics and other factors.
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Workspan Daily Plus+
04/07/2025
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Types of Rating Bias
There are many names and descriptors to help understand rater bias.
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Workspan Daily
11/14/2025
Yet, once informed, more than 80% said they consider them highly valuable.;
36% of Full-Time Workers Plan to Work More Over the Holidays
In a
survey of 1,000 full-time workers by professional services company ResumeTemplates.com, 36% of respondents said they’re already earning additional income to help pay for holiday-related costs, while another 29% plan to do so.
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Workspan Magazine
03/02/2022
The same report saw the number of other types of gig workers collecting unemployment cresting between 13% and 15% at the peak of the pandemic.
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Workspan Daily
10/06/2023
Types of Bonuses When base salaries are more constrained due to the state of the economy, companies sometimes give out performance-based bonuses to help make up for those tighter salary budgets in order to remain competitive.
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