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Hybrid Work Becomes the New Normal in Japan’s Post-Pandemic Landscape
Survey shows hybrid work taking root in Japan post-pandemic, despite slight decline in remote work.
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California’s “Right to Disconnect” Legislation Supported by 83% of Employees in Recent Survey
CA's "Right to Disconnect" bill has strong employee support but executives show hesitation.
Stricter Office Attendance Rules at Truist Could Lead to Layoffs, HR Experts Warn
U.S. banks are implementing stricter in-office policies, requiring more days on-site.
U.K. Government Tackles “Sicknote Culture” in Bid to Boost Employment
U.K. government to reform fit note system, cites “sicknote culture” and over-treatment of minor mental issues.
LinkedIn Survey Reveals Declining Workforce Confidence, Especially Among Unemployed Individuals
Inflation and layoffs dampen U.S. workers' outlook on job prospects and career growth in 2024.
UAW’s Unionization Bid at Volkswagen Factory Could Reshape Southern Labor Landscape
VW Tennessee plant union vote marks crucial test for UAW and labor's growing influence in the South.
Is Working Near Home The New Working From Home?
How and why employers should enable and encourage their workforce to work near, instead of from, home.
See Which Companies Made LinkedIn’s Top 50 for Career Development
LinkedIn's 2024 Top Companies list reveals the 50 best large U.S. workplaces for career development.
Japanese Companies Commit to Significant Wage Hikes, Highest in 33 Years
Japan sees biggest wage hikes in 33 years, targeting deflation and empowers unions.
This European Capital Is The Best City For Remote Workers in 2024
Madrid tops list of best cities for remote work in 2024, offering ideal conditions for digital nomads.
