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You vs. 4,000 other applicants: Inside the frenzied scramble for remote jobs

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At this point you're 60 times more likely to get into Harvard than to land a job that lets you work from home.

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Inside the frenzied scramble for remote jobs

Michael Bloomberg implies remote employees are playing golf instead of working: 'It is funny, but it's tragic'

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Former New York mayor Michael Bloomberg wants remote workers back in the office — and off the golf course during the workday.

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Boeing's CEO is commuting to the office by private jet, and some employees who have returned to the office are mocking him, report says

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Boeing CEO David Calhoun.

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From body sensors to water coolers, here's how companies are watching how full their offices are

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Employers have more ways of telling who's making it into the office beyond measures like badge swipes.

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I've worked at Amazon for years, but now I'm looking for a new job because our RTO mandate would force me to uproot my life

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Amazon recently told employees they'll need to relocate to one of the company's "hub" offices, switch to a team that will let them continue working where they are, or risk being "voluntarily resigned" from their jobs.

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No one can agree on whether remote work is making employees more productive

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Employers need to stop treating workers like 7th graders, says ADP's talent chief

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Employers need to experiment with new ways of working and not treat employees like schoolchildren, ADP's talent chief says.

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Smucker's has found a return-to-office solution that workers seem to like — in-person work for only 22 weeks a year

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J.M. Smucker has a novel hybrid work model in which workers are asked to come into its headquarters during "core" weeks.

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Deloitte's human-sustainability chief wants to help employees beat burnout. She says the best solutions go beyond vacation and office yoga — and involve undoing 100 years of routine.

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Vacation and yoga classes likely aren't enough to cure burnout for many workers.

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The CEO of a bank in Australia is getting slammed for ordering staff back to the office not for productivity — but for 'mental health'

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There's a furious debate about the future of work as the world recovers from the COVID-19 pandemic.

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