Remote Employee Onboarding: 5 Steps to Success Helen Colman / 23 Nov 2022 With online jobs gaining more traction, processes such as recruitment and onboarding are also being performed remotely. At first glance, it seems to be convenient — employers don’t have to organize a working space and prepare offices. However, remote workers often … Continue reading Remote Employee Onboarding: 5 Steps to Success
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How new remote work apps and virtual meetings are transforming employee experience
Roam, Frameable & Party.Space are delivering experiences that help employees and orgs adapt to the work-from-home era. Chris Wood on November 15, 2022 Work from home has all but eliminated the informal social interactions which let employees get to know each other and share ideas. Email and chats aren’t the same as going out for … Continue reading How new remote work apps and virtual meetings are transforming employee experience
Planned Parenthood accused of race discrimination and retaliation in lawsuit by former employee
By Sam Becker October 19, 2022 A former Planned Parenthood official is suing the organization, saying that she was fired for making complaints about workplace discrimination related to her race, according to a 51-page brief filed in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York on Wednesday. … Continue reading Planned Parenthood accused of race discrimination and retaliation in lawsuit by former employee
Google Employee Who Protested A Contract With Israel Resigns After Being Forced To Relocate
Google Employee Who Protested A Contract With Israel Resigns by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, August 30, 2022 Ariel Koren — a product marketing manager for Google for Education who has worked for the Alphabet company for seven years — wrote a memo to colleagues announcing her plan to leave Google at the end of the week. Ariel, … Continue reading Google Employee Who Protested A Contract With Israel Resigns After Being Forced To Relocate
5 Vital Ways Startups Can Pull Down Employee Training Costs
5 Vital Ways Startups Can Pull Down Employee Training Costs Kiara Miller / 19 Aug 2022 Creating a highly competent and skilled workforce is a common ambition that all organizations share. In the ongoing era of enormous competition, organizations show a sense of urgency in bridging the skills gaps within their workforce. This is … Continue reading 5 Vital Ways Startups Can Pull Down Employee Training Costs
Will I regret leaving my job? This new employee survey might surprise you
By Shalene Gupta July 12, 2022 It’s been an employees’ market recently. Since January, the market has added 1.7 million jobs. However, according to a new report from job search platform Joblist, which surveyed over 11,000 job seekers, many aren’t feeling that rosy about the job world: 80% expect the U.S. will enter a … Continue reading Will I regret leaving my job? This new employee survey might surprise you
Elon Musk’s wild 24 hours: Twitter deal setbacks, Dogecoin hype, and a Tesla employee lawsuit
By Chris Morris June 22, 2022 Even by Elon Musk’s exaggerated definition of weird, the past 24 hours or so have been more than a bit peculiar. On Tuesday alone, Musk stoked investor fears at an economic forum; both dissed cryptocurrency and pumped it up; swung the ax at his flagship company while … Continue reading Elon Musk’s wild 24 hours: Twitter deal setbacks, Dogecoin hype, and a Tesla employee lawsuit
Why a flexible workplace shouldn’t mean we ignore individual employee experiences
By Faisal Hoque June 06, 2022 The pandemic era phenomenon known as “The Great Resignation” has seen millions of employees voluntarily leaving their jobs. In January 2022 alone, some 4.3 million workers quit, adding to the staggering 48 million who abandoned their jobs in 2021, according to data from the Labor Bureau. As … Continue reading Why a flexible workplace shouldn’t mean we ignore individual employee experiences
Little of Microsoft’s ‘principles for employee organizing’ is actually pro-union
Little of Microsoft’s ‘principles for employee organizing’ is actually pro-union The company doesn’t seem short on alternatives to collective action, however. B. Menegus @bryanmenegus June 2nd, 2022 POOL New / reuters Thursday afternoon, Microsoft’s president and vice chair Brad Smith penned a blog post outlining four “principles” the company would be adopting in response to … Continue reading Little of Microsoft’s ‘principles for employee organizing’ is actually pro-union
Former PlayStation employee files new gender discrimination lawsuit against company
Nine women accuse Sony of systemic sexism in a potential class-action lawsuit Today, eight women joined the ongoing suit and shared their stories with the court. J. Conditt @JessConditt March 10th, 2022 Tomohiro Ohsumi via Getty Images In November, former PlayStation IT security analyst Emma Majo filed a lawsuit against Sony, claiming the company discriminated … Continue reading Former PlayStation employee files new gender discrimination lawsuit against company