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Workspan Daily
10/07/2022
Survey: Politics are Becoming Tougher to Avoid at Work According to a recent Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) survey, about 1 in 4 workers, or 26%, said they have personally experienced differential treatment (positive and negative) because of their political views or affiliation, The figure, from a survey of 500 workers, represents a sharp increase from 2019 when just 11 percent of workers reported differential treatment because of their political views or affiliations, reported the Washington Post .
Workspan Daily
12/07/2023
“Therefore, there could be manager bias in the performance review of only the most recent achievement of work completed rather than a holistic view of the year,” Jennings said.
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Workspan Daily
09/29/2023
Among those incentives, for films that are viewed by 20% or more of a streaming service’s domestic subscribers in the first 90 days of release, or in the first 90 days in any subsequent exhibition year, writers for the film receive a bonus equal to 50% of the fixed domestic and foreign residual, with views calculated as hours streamed domestically of the season or film divided by runtime.
Workspan Daily
03/13/2025
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At a time when the U.S. surgeon general has declared the declining mental well-being of parents a
national concern , the report paints a 360-degree view of the hidden challenges workers navigate and the heavy toll caregiving has on their stress and mental load.
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01/01/2022
Viewed: Dec. 19, 2021. https://akscusa.org/.
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Workspan Q3 2023
In this Q3 issue of Workspan, we explore how broad changes are prompting organizations to rethink how they pay their sales teams as 2024 comes into view.
Workspan Daily
06/14/2024
The high court decision may make it more difficult for the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) to take action and temporarily halt what it views as unfair or illegal labor practices, including firing or suspending workers involved in union-organizing efforts.
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