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Cities may make a comeback in 2022, but this will only happen through livability and sustainability practices that make these areas more enticing for professionals.
Read moreNew data from ManpowerGroup shows that the most in-demand positions for 2021 included truck drivers, software engineers, and finance, data, and business analysts.
Read moreNew York City’s vaccine mandate has gone into effect and will require all on-site employees, including those in the private sector, to show proof of vaccination status.
Read moreCommercial real estate turned to innovative practices during the pandemic, and the future of the industry will continue to rely on these advancements to thrive.
Read moreNew research from Gallup identifies the factors that are driving the workplace gender gap, and what companies can do to address this ongoing issue.
Read moreGoldman Sachs employees must take Covid-19 tests twice a week starting January 10, and those eligible will be required to receive their booster shot by February 1.
Read moreVideo conferencing tools have helped distributed workers connect with one another, but time have proven that there is an innate need for a more immersive experience.
Read moreA new survey from XpertHR shows that most employers are expecting to face challenges in terms of recruiting and hiring, employee retention, and vaccine mandates in 2022.
Read moreOver the last few years, Texas has become the go-to destination for technology corporations, small startups, and professionals looking for an innovative atmosphere.
Read moreDiversity, equity, and inclusion efforts have always played an important part to a successful business, but 2022 will mark an era where DEI must be part of company policy.
Read moreChoose daily or weekly updates to stay current, and monthly editions to explore worklife, work environments, and leadership in depth.

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