'Stealth firing' may save a company costs short term, but it can backfire in the long run

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Man walking away from work after being fired, holding box of belongings
Some companies opt for "steal firing" to reduce head count — sacking staff for minor offenses. 

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My husband and I share phone and social media passwords. It makes me feel secure in our relationship.

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My husband gave me his passwords while we were dating.

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A CEO went viral with a list of things he's 'sick' of hearing from his employees — and he has a point

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A CEO said he's tired of hearing his employees telling him they'll be late or need to take a day off because he trusts them to do their jobs (stock image.)

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High-profile tech leaders say AI is developing too fast and we should pause. Google's Bard says it's complicated.

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Tech luminaries and researchers have said that AI development is moving too fast.
Tech luminaries and researchers have said that AI development is moving too fast.

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3 ways to avoid micromanagement and build trust at work

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Trusting others can be difficult, especially when it comes to your business, but the cost of distrust is far too high.

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Businesses, not governments, will need to lead the transition to clean energy, executives say

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Speakers on sustainability at PwC's Trust Leadership Institute in December 2022.
Joan Motsinger from Seagate and Jamie Gamble from PwC talked with Insider about the role of business in addressing the climate crisis.

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