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Research: Are You Penalizing Your Best Employees for Unplugging?
To combat rising employee burnout, many companies have championed wellness programs and encouraged a renewed focus on ...
‘Everybody’s Replaceable’: The New Ways Bosses Talk About Workers
Step it up, stop complaining—and make way for AI. CEOs are no longer lauding employees as the talent.
Uber staff revolts over return-to-office mandate
A recent company-wide meeting spiraled into dissent as employees pushed back against new in-office requirements and ...
Asking Eric: Co-workers who don’t knock first may disrupt more than a work break
It’s best practice to knock first for the following reasons…” (Here’s where your expertise comes in.) Additionally, a little ...
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Employee Usually Clocked In For Work Ten Minutes Early, But Then Another Employee Told Him To Clock In Exactly On Time
Being a few minutes late for work seems like it should be more of a big deal than being a few minutes early for work. Isn’t ...
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Bank Employee Was Told To Clock In Only 5 Minutes Early, But When His Boss Forgot To Update The Schedule And Tried Docking His Pay, He Fought Back
When you’re overworked, underpaid, and still get micromanaged down to the minute, something’s gotta give. So, what would you ...
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University of Oregon sees first strike in 11 years as student workers join picket line
UO hasn't seen a strike since graduate employees went on strike in 2014 ... Another 40 students were lined up to sign in to picket. "Student workers are essential to the experience of being at UO," ...
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Largest federal employee union to shed more than half its staff amid Trump attacks
(CNN) — The American Federation of Government Employees is planning to lay off ... pushing members to sign up for its E-Dues system, where they can submit their dues directly to the union.
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Fired Disney employee sentenced after hacking menus, tampering with allergen information
He also orchestrated attacks to lock certain employees out of their company accounts. Scheuer pleaded guilty on Jan. 29 to the charges, according to the USDOJ. During his time as a Disney employee ...