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03/23/2023
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06/15/2023
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Workspan Daily
06/10/2024
Support Beyond Pride Month Vocal support is essential, whether through social media commentary, events or internal communications, but it may be viewed as worthless if it only takes place during Pride Month in June , Lewis-Kulin said.
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Workspan Daily
07/24/2024
In her 1966 hit song, Joni Mitchell wrote about viewing aspects of importance “from both sides now” — from “up and down,” “give and take” and “win and lose.”
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Workspan Daily
10/22/2024
Census Bureau , but experts urge against viewing that finding in a vacuum.
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Workspan Daily
11/15/2024
NLRB Rules Captive Audience Meetings Are Unlawful On Nov. 13, the National Labor Relations Board ruled in the matter of Amazon.com Services LLC that requiring employees to attend a meeting in which an employer expresses its views about unionization — commonly referred to as a captive audience meeting — is a violation of the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA).
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Workspan Magazine
12/05/2024
Our profession gives us a unique view across organizational systems.
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Workspan Daily
12/18/2024
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An Expanded View of Caregiving Benefits
Izbicki encouraged employers to consider that for many of their employees, their definitions of family and caregiving go beyond young children — and onsite childcare may only help a small percentage of employees.
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Workspan Daily
01/02/2025
$14.35);
;California: $16.50 (from $16);
;Colorado: $14.81 (from $14.42);
;Connecticut: $16.35 (from $15.69);
;Delaware: $15 (from $13.25);
;Illinois: $15 (from $14);
;Maine: $14.65 (from $14.15);
;Michigan: $10.56 (from $10.33);
;Minnesota: $11.13 (from $10.85 for large employers, $8.85 for small employers);
;Missouri: $13.75 (from $12.30);
;Montana: $10.55 (from $10.30);
;Nebraska: $13.50 (from $12);
;New Jersey: $15.49 for most employers (from $15.13 for most employers);
;New York: $15.50 (from $15);
;Ohio: $10.70 (from $10.45);
;Rhode Island: $15 (from $14);
;South Dakota: $11.50 (from $11.20);
;Vermont: $14.01 (from $13.67);
;Virginia: $12.41 (from $12);
;Washington: $16.28 raising to $16.66 (from $16.28);
Changes also occurred at the city level in several states:
;Arizona: Flagstaff, Tucson;
;California: Belmont, Burlingame, Cupertino, Daly City, East Palo Alto, El Cerrito, Foster City, Half Moon Bay, Hayward, Long Beach, Los Altos, Menlo Park, Mountain View
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Workspan Magazine
02/05/2025
If a company offers an executive compensation package below the market level, investors may view it as a sign of leadership inefficiency or lack of ambition, even if the company's performance is strong.
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