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PUBLISHED March 8, 2022 Ban on Russian Oil Will Increase Commuting Costs Amid Record Resignations President Biden announced today that the U.S. will ban Russian energy imports as Russia continues an unwarranted invasion of sovereign Ukraine. Americans are already seeing

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A WFH Dilemma WHAT TO DO WHEN REMOTE WORKERS GET GHOSTED? Published February 23, 2022 With many employees still working remotely, even temporarily, a new issue has emerged for companies: internal ghosting. While some companies are overscheduling meetings, leading to

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Did 2020 Change the Workplace Forever? Published march 25, 2021 Companies Report Real Attention to Flexibility, DEI, Mental Health The profound events of 2020 will have lasting repercussions on the workplace, especially in the areas of flexibility; diversity, equity, and

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Work from home post pandemic coverage from NBC News "For the most part, companies that are able to provide work-from-home are doing so and are continuing to do so," said Andrew Challenger, senior vice president of the executive outplacement and

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What a difference a year makes. Going into Labor Day weekend 2019, the U.S. was beginning its 19th month with an unemployment rate at or below 4%. Workers were concerned about slow wage growth in a tight labor market. Fast

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Challenger HR Executive Survey Results Published JUNE 2020; UPDATE july 29, 2020   NEW: SEE CHALLENGER SURVEY RESULTS FROM MARCH 2021 Businesses are clarifying their back-to-work protocols as their employees return to the office from working at home following the

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Employers Face Challenges to Protect Workers as States Reopen Published May 22, 2020 As the nation's employers consider how to reopen their offices following stay-at-home shutdowns triggered by the Coronavirus pandemic, many are facing challenges regarding how to modify or

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Challenger COVID-19 April 2020 Survey Published April 20, 2020 NEW: SEE OUR SURVEY RESULTS FROM MARCH 2021 62% of Companies Will Keep COVID Plans in Place Until Experts Declare It Is Safe As the Trump Administration releases guidelines for reopening

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