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28 Jan Super Bowl 2020 Could Cost Employers $5.1B

Posted at 07:40h in Economy & Workplace
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Published on: Jan 28, 2020  With the Kansas City Chiefs facing the San Francisco 49ers in the Super Bowl this weekend, the impact of one of America’s favorite pastimes on productivity will certainly be felt in the office come Monday, according to an estimate from global outplacement...

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15 Aug Fantasy Football to Cost Employers $9B, Bring Workers Together

Posted at 09:53h in Economy & Workplace
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Published on: Aug 15, 2019 Listening to podcasts at your desk, checking stats in meetings, and ranking priorities during a conference call are all things workers do in the office. However, in the weeks leading up to Labor Day, the weekend that traditionally kicks off draft season,...

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16 Jul BYOD Policies: Stress, Privacy are Concerns for Employers

Posted at 02:13h in Economy & Workplace
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Personal devices are ubiquitous in 2019, and workers nationwide are using them in their professional lives. This use of personal devices and employers’ expectations that their employees be available outside of work hours introduces a host of new problems for both employees and employers, including...

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20 Jun Survey: Companies Offer Flex Work To Attract Talent in Tight Labor Market

Posted at 08:00h in Challenger Survey
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Published on: Jun 20, 2019 In a new survey from global outplacement and executive and business coaching firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas, Inc., 70% of employers reported they are having trouble finding applicants with the necessary qualifications. To attract talent, the majority of companies surveyed are offering...

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07 May We Are All Discussing Game of Thrones at Work; It Could Cost $3.3B

Posted at 09:26h in Blog
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  Published on: May 7, 2019 **Note: It's not even close to the largest productivity-sapper.** The HBO hit series Game of Thrones is the talk of virtually every workplace. Co-workers are not only discussing plot points and battle scenes, but also engaging in office pools on which major characters...

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29 Jan Commentary: Polar Vortex Could Boost Productivity

Posted at 04:18h in Economy & Workplace
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Although the frigid temperatures and dangerous cold blanketing the Midwest and Northeast United States may be making people miserable, it could be a boon to productivity for the nation’s employers, according to one workplace authority. “When it gets so cold it becomes inadvisable to go outside,...

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28 Jan Super Bowl-Related Absences Could Cost Employers 4.4 Billion

Posted at 08:20h in Economy & Workplace
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Published on: Jan 28, 2019  Super Bowl LIII With the New England Patriots facing the Los Angeles Rams in the Super Bowl next weekend, the impact of one of America’s favorite pastimes on productivity will certainly be felt in the office come Monday, according to an estimate from...

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21 Jun Bad News, Stressed Workers, and Lost Productivity

Posted at 08:38h in Economy & Workplace
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The House will vote on an immigration reform bill today that, according to House Speaker Paul Ryan, will include a pathway to citizenship for recipients of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) Act as well as provide funding for new detention centers and the...

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11 May Companies Allow Dressing Down as War for Talent Heats Up

Posted at 11:29h in Economy & Workplace
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Tattoos, once taboo in the workplace, are now commonplace in many offices, as employers found that to keep or attract talent, they needed to overlook this kind of body art. Now, companies may be considering relaxing dress codes, especially in a tight labor market, according...

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08 Mar March Madness 2018 Will Cost Employers $2.3B Per Hour

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Challenger March Madness Report 2018 PUBLISHED MarCH 8, 2018 Tournament could cost employers billions March Madness starts next week, which means basketball fans across the country are starting to think about their brackets. If you want morale to soar, you might consider offering workers the same deal Warren...

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