64% of investors surveyed feel unlimited vacation time could help companies beat the S&P 500 — but only 1 in 5 say this trend could actually gain traction

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64% of investors surveyed feel unlimited vacation time could help companies beat the S&P 500, but only 1 in 5 say this trend could actually gain traction

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'Loud laborers,' the irritating cousins of quiet quitters, may be affecting morale at work

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"Loud laborers" usually don't do much work.

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Former NYC mayor Michael Bloomberg has had it with federal employees working from home

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Former New York City mayor and billionaire Michael Bloomberg isn't a fan of remote work.

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An ex-Goldman Sachs exec reportedly said a cut-throat culture led to long hours and burnout. Goldman said if the employee felt pressure, 'it was self-generated.'

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Goldman Sachs denied in a court filing in London that its employees often cried at meetings.

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I'm a millennial who left my startup career for a corporate job and my mental health has never been better

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Nichole Maffey got her first corporate job after spending years in startups.
Nichole Maffey got her first corporate job after spending years in startups.

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It's official: Costco workers are paid to be nice to you

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Costco front-end workers should "greet every member with a smile and present yourself in a professional, friendly manner," the employee handbook says.

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We're seeking nominations for HR leaders in 2023 who are redefining work, jobs, and careers

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Brace yourself for another tumultuous year at work.
We're looking for HR leaders who are reimagining work.

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Sarcasm, the silent treatment, and gossiping are all passive-aggressive work behaviors. Here's how to keep them out of your office culture.

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The sudden shift from in-person interactions to online communication has led to an increase in passive aggression at work.

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