The Future Of Work

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The emotional and financial cost of working with outdated technology CW Headley

What has been coined as the Technology Gap, or alternatively The Digital Divide or App gap if you like, locates the disparity between citizens that successfully interact with computers or mobile devices on a daily basis and those that do not. Read More

This is what the future of work will look like according to all the generations CW Headley

“With job automation, a growing subject of debate, almost all managers (96%) say they believe reskilling is important for employees. However, there is a generational divide on the best approach.” … Read More

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Here’s the latest argument for the 4-day workweek Kyle Schnitzer

Microsoft Japan recently tested a four-day workweek for an entire month to its 2,300 employees and said it saw nearly a 40% jump in productivity, according to the company. Read More

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We found 20 jobs that employed hundreds of thousands of people in 2000 that are only a fraction of that size today. Read More

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2019’s greenest cities in America WalletHub Staff

“Green” living means a choice to engage in cleaner, more sustainable habits in order to preserve the planet as much as possible. Nearly two-thirds of Americans believe that “stricter environmental regulations are worth the cost.” And a majority of Americans think the government is currently doing too little to improve water and air quality (69% and 64%, respectively). The … Read More

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New survey shows American workers are actually excited about AI for this big reason Sheila McClear

A new survey shows that Americans don’t fear automation and AI tools, but are instead craving them to eliminate the tedious and time-wasting parts of their job. Read More

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How AI can help the workplace and make managers better Kyle Schnitzer

In reality, most employees welcome AI and other technological advancements in the workplace with open arms, for the future of work. Read More

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5 major trends expected to shape business over the next 5 years Danielle Braff

The study examines individual trends that may be a little below the radar but will have a significant impact on businesses over the next 5 years. Read More

Job Search

Realogy’s Chief Human Resources Officer on the biggest challenges hiring managers face today and virtual hires Ladders Contributor

Ladders recently spoke with Sunita Holzer, Realogy’s Chief Human Resources Officer on how the hiring manager helps determine workplace culture. Read More

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