World of HR: Office workers in East Asia sweat it out amid heatwave and energy crisis
Employers are encouraging workers to wear shorts and lightweight materials in sweltering offices.
Employers are encouraging workers to wear shorts and lightweight materials in sweltering offices.
Using and overseeing AI tools is leading to more mental strain for employees, research from Boston Consulting Group found.
While companies in the US shrink flexible work options, the largest labor union in the Netherlands is advocating for a 32-hour workweek.
Executives from Gensler and WeWork share how offices, and workers’ interactions with them, have changed since the pandemic.
Lori Chavez-DeRemer is headed to the private sector after a troublesome tenure at the DOL.
Employees are looking for new ways to connect, while the lines between work and life blur, one HR leader explains.
After a major HR shakeup was leaked, Microsoft’s CPO shared how AI is transforming HR at a recent event.
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