Sh*t’s broken—Here’s how we fix work for good
Built by and for a narrow few, our workplace systems are in need of a revolution.
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Society for workers
What Kamala Harris’s legacy means for the future of female leadership
The US presidential elections may not have yielded triumph, but can we still count a victory for women in leadership?
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Leadership skills: Showing confidence at work without being labeled as arrogant
While confidence is crucial, women are frequently criticized for it, often being labeled as arrogant when they display assertiveness.
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Pathways to success: Career resources for Indigenous job hunters
Your culture is your strength! Learn how to leverage your identity to stand out in the job market, while also building a career
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Age does matter, at work and in the White House
What we've learned from the 2024 presidential elections about aging at work.
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Crafting your personal brand during a name change
A name change can redefine your personal brand. So, how can you leverage your online presence?
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Career coaches are wondering: "Where are all the men?"
Why are more women seeking out career coaches? Are men denying the opportunities handed to them?
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Roe v. the workplace: The new battleground for women's reproductive rights
Roe v. Wade not only gave women power over their bodies, but over their careers, too.
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Pride under pressure: How companies are navigating controversies in 2024
Are companies grappling with profit losses, or their public image? Pride goes beyond both.
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Where do I fit? Redefining identity in a world of differences
"Belonging starts when we stop looking to the outside world to define it and start doing the work on ourselves." —Kim Dabbs
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Say this, not that: A guide to inclusive language in the workplace
You may not realize it, but using the right language at work can have a big impact.
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What’s causing the DEI backlash—the initiatives, or the acronym itself?
We need to talk about...the way we talk about DEI.
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Germany trials the four-day workweek: “Free time is invaluable”
Germany's four-day workweek trial may be the solution to greater productivity, worker satisfaction, and work-life balance.
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The Fuckup Nights movement: The art of sharing failures on stage
Discover the global movement fostering learning, community, and authenticity with Fuckup Nights co-founder Pepe Villatoro.
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Why is Europe so eager to attract foreign workers?
Looking for work abroad? Now might be your chance. The European Union is facing labor shortages, prompting efforts to attract foreign workers.
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How women are being left behind by AI – and putting their careers at risk
AI won't replace all women, but if things stay as they are, they run the risk of facing professional obstacles ...
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What if working less isn't the answer?
For sociologist and researcher Julia Posca, "It's not just about working less, it’s mainly about working better."
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Hangover leave? Pawternity PTO? Explore the world’s quirkiest paid leave initiatives
Need time off for your birthday, a breakup or simply a lack of motivation? In some countries, it's possible.
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How women over 50 are reinventing their careers and the future of work
Women in their 20s struggle to be taken seriously, while middle-aged women battle discrimination... So how are women over 50 reinventing the wheel?
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Why we can – and should – bring prison labor into the digital age
Don't individuals with a criminal record deserve a second chance?
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The ‘passion tax’ animal welfare workers are expected to pay
Workers in welfare and rescue organizations, zoos, and veterinary say their love for animals is often exploited, leading to burnout and high turnover
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Fair Play: When feminism and fragile masculinity collide in the office
Chloe Domont’s Fair Play explores modern power dynamics when it comes to love in the workplace
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