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The report went on to show that more than half of US workers believe that reviews pit them against their colleagues and an additional 61% contend that their employer keeps two separate scorecards. Read More

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For hiring practices, the report said that hiring growth is slow, but it is trending in the right direction. Read More

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In a survey of more than 1,000 consumers in the US, the study wanted to find how Americans were planning their holiday spending due to the COVID-19 outbreak. Read More

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Sending emails is one of the most common ways of communication with your manager and co-workers, especially when many of us are working from home. Read More

The study, published in the journal Immunity, helps calm some concerns by people after immunity against the coronavirus reportedly did not last as long as some hoped. Read More

Exercising early in the day appears to disrupt the overproduction of hormones associated with various forms of cancer. Read More