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How some women are remaking the workplace to better suit their lives

As offices begin to reopen, some women are setting new physical, emotional and cultural boundaries.

source: The New York Times

Women don't feel they belong in the workplace

A quarter (26%) of global employees surveyed in the 2021 Culture Report on belonging at work, from Achievers Workforce Institute reported a strong sense of belonging in the workplace, but this number increases to nearly one-third for men (31%) and just one in five (22%)...

source: HRD

Biden vaccine mandate will test OSHA, U.S. workplace regulator

The U.S. agency in charge of the Biden administration's new rules requiring COVID-19 vaccination at many private workplaces faces stiff challenges in developing and enforcing the mandate. President Joe Biden announced on Thursday that...

source: Reuters

Employers believe workplace culture has improved during pandemic, but workers disagree

Employers and employees agree that the COVID-19 pandemic has had a significant impact on workplace culture. They disagree, however, on whether the resulting cultural changes have been positive.

source: Benefits Pro

How to help employees manage alcohol abuse and get the help they need

It’s time to change the workplace conversation around drinking, to help people with alcohol addiction and problem habits feel safe to seek support. “We need to challenge the idea that everyone should or does drink alcohol,”...

source: Employee Benefit News

Delta Air says new COVID policy is boosting worker vaccinations

Delta Air Lines said a fifth of its unvaccinated employees received a COVID-19 shot in the two weeks since the airline announced that they would be subject to a $200 monthly surcharge, providing support for companies that are hesitant...

source: Employee Benefit News

Is remote work good or bad for Gen Z?

This past year, members of Gen Z, loosely defined as anyone born after 1996, made their first appearance in the professional realm through a screen. It seemed fitting. Gen Z is known as the most technologically fluent age group, the masters of iPhones and Androids, Instagram...

source: Seattle Met

Why employees returning to the office may show signs of PTSD

When you think about post-traumatic stress disorder, or PTSD, you probably connect it to soldiers who were in combat or victims of horrific crimes. But the symptoms can actually plague anyone who's gone through a stressful situation. And as employees start returning to the...

source: Fast Company

Workplace etiquette: 7 reminders for being back in office

Work changed, but that doesn’t mean employees can forget workplace etiquette. More employees are on-site again. Some might be inclined to bring their work-from-home habits and etiquette back to the office.

source: HR Morning

How the pandemic is redefining business leadership

The pandemic has impacted almost all organizations and the people working in them. At my company, growing a new global business at this time required shifts in leadership behaviors and mindsets never anticipated before the crisis. I am proud to be part of a caring, value-driven...

source: Forbes

Global death toll from suicide has increased by 20,000 over the past 30 years, analysis finds

The overall global death toll from suicide has risen by nearly 20,000 over the past 30 years, despite a significant fall in age-specific suicide rates during this period, finds an analysis of international data, published...

source: News Medical

The overlooked game-changer of the COVID-era workplace

As business experts spin through endless conversations about on-site, remote and hybrid work model options, we are collectively overlooking one glaring and game-changing matter: wellness. Not the surface wellness of whether someone has been vaccinated or not, and whether...

source: Human Resource Executive

How this CEO used his own experience with addiction to change substance use treatment

Employers have stepped up their efforts to provide mental health benefits to their employees during the pandemic. But while subscriptions to meditation apps or stress management programs are critical in supporting emotional...

source: Employee Benefit News

Pregnant women victims of microaggressions in the workplace

Half of women questioned in a survey said that taking maternity leave had hurt their careers, new research says. Many pregnant women had endured negative comments from colleagues about them needing to take time off work or having a "preggy brain," the British Academy of...

source: Phys.org

New surveys show how pandemic workplace policies are shifting

Google said that it would delay reopening its offices until Jan. 10. The new date is a postponement from October, which was a postponement from September, which was a postponement from July, which was a postponement from January. Companies...

source: The New York Times

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Supreme Court ruling hampers efforts to prevent marijuana DUIs

How some women are remaking the workplace to better suit their lives

Women don't feel they belong in the workplace

Biden vaccine mandate will test OSHA, U.S. workplace regulator

Employers believe workplace culture has improved during pandemic, but workers disagree

How to help employees manage alcohol abuse and get the help they need

Delta Air says new COVID policy is boosting worker vaccinations

Is remote work good or bad for Gen Z?

Why employees returning to the office may show signs of PTSD

Workplace etiquette: 7 reminders for being back in office

How the pandemic is redefining business leadership

Global death toll from suicide has increased by 20,000 over the past 30 years, analysis finds

The overlooked game-changer of the COVID-era workplace

How this CEO used his own experience with addiction to change substance use treatment

Pregnant women victims of microaggressions in the workplace

New surveys show how pandemic workplace policies are shifting

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