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The Case for Sabbaticals — and How to Take a Successful One
A sabbatical — defined here as an intentional extended leave from your job-related work — may seem out of reach for many ...
New DNC chair: Union workers, labor leaders will be ‘core to my decision-making’
Chair Ken Martin said Tuesday that union workers and labor leaders will be “core to my decision-making.” “As Trump wages his ...
The New GOP: Pro-Union or Pro-Worker?
DeRemer’s hearing for Labor secretary will reveal the party’s priorities.
Firing civil servants and dismantling government departments is how aspiring strongmen consolidate personal power – lessons from around the globe
Whether by shuffling agency personnel, creating new agencies, or limiting their capacity for oversight, a common tactic among ...
How David Guttman Turned 6 Months To Live Into 35 Years Of Servant Leadership
David Guttman is an entrepreneur and the President and COO of InvestiFi. He hosts the David Guttman Podcast where he shares ...
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When Activist Investors Ask for Board Seats
Activist investors are making frequent demands for board seats—and having more success in gaining them. To deal with this, ...
Unlock The Potential Of Quiet Contributors In A Neurodiverse Workplace
Maria’s story is not isolated. Quiet contributors, like Maria, are often the unsung heroes of productivity, yet they remain largely overlooked in environments that reward extroversion and ...
Op-ed: Amid DEI retreat, America's small businesses are not caving like big corporations
A CNBC|SurveyMonkey study finds small businesses continue to support diversity, equity and inclusion efforts even as ...