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Managers Can Assist First-Generation Americans Who Face Cultural Obstacles at Work

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Ruth Singleton
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Jul 5, 2023

First-generation Americans may finding it difficult to succeed in the workplace because of cultural differences. For example, members of the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) community may find it difficult to self-promote, as many have been raised to be humble and not to assert themselves in front of authority figures, as a sign of respect. But because self-promotion is often necessary to thrive in Western workplaces, they face a quandary. Managers have a role to play in creating environments where all employees can feel secure in raising their hands for support.
Supreme Court Strikes Down Biden Student Loan Forgiveness Plan

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S.J. Steinhardt
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Jun 30, 2023

The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled President Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan to be unconstitutional.
Libraries Shed Fusty Image to Become Co-Working Spaces

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S.J. Steinhardt
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Jun 29, 2023

Public libraries are becoming co-working spaces, a trend that benefits both users and institutions.
Study: Remote Workers Often More Aware of Cybersecurity Risks Than In-Office Colleagues

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S.J. Steinhardt
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Jun 28, 2023

Remote workers are often more aware of, and vigilant about, cybersecurity than their on-site counterparts, a recent study concluded.
Mandatory Mondays in the Office Face Some Resistance

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S.J. Steinhardt
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Jun 27, 2023

As employers try to get workers to return to the office, some are trying to make that mandatory day Monday, and not everyone is happy about it
Researcher Warns of Gender Biases in Performance Reviews

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S.J. Steinhardt
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Jun 26, 2023

Three kinds of bias often find their ways into the performance review process, and they do so in ways that disproportionately affect women, according to a professional on workplace bias issues.
Survey: C-Suite Must Support Employees’ Well-Being

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S.J. Steinhardt
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Jun 23, 2023

Leaders need to do more to pay attention to—and address—their employees’ well-being, a survey by Deloitte and consulting firm Workplace Intelligence found.
Employees and Coaches Share Unwritten Workplace Rules for Those Starting Out

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S.J. Steinhardt
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Jun 22, 2023

There are many unwritten workplace rules that people wish they knew when starting their careers, and some new workers and the people who train them have shared some of these rules.
Generative AI Tools Help Job Candidates Fill Out Applications and Prepare for Interviews

By:

S.J. Steinhardt
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Jun 21, 2023

Generative artificial intelligence (AI) tools, such as chatbots, are helping job applicants and may even give them more leverage when applying and interviewing.
Pay Transparency Laws Are Helping Some Applicants, But Their Effectiveness Is Limited

By:

S.J. Steinhardt
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Jun 20, 2023

Pay transparency laws are having some effects, but not always those intended.

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