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Breaking Barriers: How to Challenge Age Stereotypes In the Workplace

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Age stereotypes are a cross-generational problem that, despite anti-discrimination laws and policies, rears its head in companies of all sizes. Age stereotypes, or ageism, refers to how we think about, prejudice and discriminate against other people, or even ourselves, based on age. What is ageism? Your time will come.”

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What’s In It For Me? Why It’s Crucial To Give Your Employees A Return-on-Commute

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The return-on-commute (ROC) concept is emerging as a critical factor in attracting employees back to the office by ensuring that the workplace offers a tangible and meaningful return on the investment of time, effort, and cost that employees commit to when traveling to work.

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The Four Horsemen of the Mandated Return to Office

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Companies demanding employees return to the office for 3-5 days per week are dealing with resistance, attrition, quiet quitting and diversity issues. . Evidence shows that underrepresented groups are leaving employers who mandate a return to the office and are fleeing to more flexible companies. . No wonder that large U.S.

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How My Experience as a Black Entrepreneur Shaped My Views on Building Financial Freedom

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I was traveling on business and planning to open a new franchise in the area, I said. When I returned to my office in Atlanta, I shared the nerve-wracking experience with my manager, one of the few Black directors in the company. Having allies at work isn’t just about having a confidant or an enforcer of policies.

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Uber, Lyft and Airbnb Rapidly Gaining Share in the Corporate Market

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According to a survey from the Global Business Travel Association  (GBTA), half of corporate travel policies allow for the use of ride-sharing services such as Uber or Lyft. with 30% of the corporations surveyed officially allow home-sharing service for their traveling employees. .

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Ryan Anderson VP of Global Research & Insights MillerKnoll | The Return to Office & Reengineering Cities

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I’d love you to work at my company in Michigan. It’s a good end state to work towards, but it really refers to a state of balance in terms of working locations. And by that it really refers not just to working hours, but more control over your work week. We don’t choose the individual anymore by location.

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The Taylor Review: The British Government Looks at the Gig Economy

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.  The report calls for measures to help boost the rights of workers for companies such as Uber and the popular U.K. But it also warns against new national regulations or rules that reduce worker flexibility and/or greatly increase costs for gig economy companies. delivery service Deliveroo.

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