Employers are scrutinizing WFH accommodation requests — here's how to make yours stronger

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Greg Mansell says elongated accommodation request processes can be stressful for disabled employees.

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Here's how much remote workers say it would cost to get them back into the office

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Workers who are already working from home value hybrid work a lot.

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America's offices are about to see a wave of distress that could result in a billion square feet of fresh housing supply

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Everyone's talking about RTO. Here's why a leading expert thinks remote work is 'here to stay.'

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A mom works from home with her son beside her.

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I quit my job because of an RTO mandate. I never want to work in an office again.

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Jennifer Oliva runs was a television producer for 25 years.

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When you work from home it's tempting to skip your lunch break. Workplace experts say it could harm your longevity and drain your social battery.

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People who work from home are sacrificing their lunch breaks, and it's bad for health, well-being, and productivity.

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Dads are work-from-home winners — but ditching the office has downsides

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Working from home lets some dads spend more time with their kids, but has also come with costs.

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The 'double bind' is a big mistake employers make that's turning off Gen Z staff

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Gen Zers hate receiving mixed messages in the workplace (stock photo).

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Work friends are over and maybe that's actually fine

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Work friendships are dying out, and it may be for the best.

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Forget red and blue: America's real geographic divide is between bosses and their employees

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Housing is a basic need. No matter how expensive it gets, people still need somewhere to live.

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