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Despite Economic Challenges, 63% Report Recent Promotions in U.S. Workforce Survey

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A recent survey of 800 full-time workers in the U.S. published by Nectar examines the future of work through the lens of employee promotions. The data reveals that a significant majority, or 79.5%, of employees understand what is required for a promotion. However, there are notable disparities based on gender, age, and income.

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Women’s Progress Stalls in the Workplace: New Deloitte Report Reveals Alarming Trends

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Almost half of the women surveyed express worries about their personal safety at work or during their commute. Almost half of the women surveyed express worries about their personal safety at work or during their commute. 50% of women living with a partner and children are reportedly taking on the most responsibility for childcare.

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California’s “Right to Disconnect” Legislation Supported by 83% of Employees in Recent Survey

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have become aware of California lawmakers promoting the bill after last week’s vote to move the bill forward to a committee hearing. It’s reported that workers in hybrid roles and at small companies are feeling the most pressure to respond to work-related communications outside of work hours.

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What Is The Promotion Paradox? A Critical Issue For Today’s Managers

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29% of employees quit their jobs within a month after their first promotion. In the time after giving an employee a promotion, many managers probably feel really great. In a surprising 29% of these stories, though, that same promoted employee quits — quickly. A recent ADP survey of 1.2 million U.S.-based

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Hootsuite Survey Unveils Top Five Social Media Sins Marketing Teams Commit That Turn Consumers Away

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The Social Media Consumer report, which polled over 6,000 participants in key English-speaking markets, used data to create a list of the five worst “sins that brands can commit on social media.” Furthermore, over half (52%) express exhaustion with self-promotional content, and a significant one-third wish to see no brand content at all.

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What To Do If You’ve Been Quietly Promoted

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A quiet promotion is when an employer gives an employee more work responsibility without a pay increase or a title change. . According to a new JobSage report, 78% of workers have been quietly promoted without a pay raise. . Quiet quitting…quiet firing…now quiet promotions? Key study findings: .

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3 Signs You Have Been “Quietly Promoted”

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Receiving a formal promotion is a joyous occasion, but what if the increased responsibility comes with no title or increased salary? . This phenomenon, coined “quiet promoting,” has become all too common according to a new survey from JobSage. There’s a talent shortage, someone may have left, or maybe it was a layoff.

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