Technology firms are adopting various approaches to incentivize employees to resume working from the office. The ...
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"Office peacocking" has been doing rounds for a while but it's only in 2024 that it started trending among workplaces, especially with companies attempting to lure employees back to offices.
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Across geographies, industries and company sizes, one topic has received near universal agreement among employers: It’s really hard to find qualified workers. Initially thought to be a short-term ...
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CDPHP is both one of the Albany region’s largest employers and largest private companies by revenue. CDPHP intends to affiliate itself with a Rochester-based collection of health plans — a ...
The SAFE Project focuses on college and university campuses, individual communities, active duty members and workplaces. Jeff Horwitz, CEO of SAFE Project told the Business Journal the ...
Fans of The Office are about to be happier than Michael Scott on Toby Flenderson’s last day of work at Dunder Mifflin, because the beloved sitcom is officially getting a second life at Peacock.