Some employers are shifting from simply talking about better sleep — or giving employees tools to track it — to helping them with what to do about it.
Category: Business
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Oscar-winning ‘Hair Love’ director calls attention to efforts to ban race-based hair discrimination
The CROWN Act, banning race-based discrimination hair discrimination, is being considered or has become law in at least 25 states.
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Goldman Sachs CEO says it won’t take a company public without diversity on its board
The new policy starts this summer, and will increase to two directors in 2021.
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Delta workers to receive profit-sharing payouts worth 2 months’ pay
Employees are set to receive $1.6 billion in cash payouts, Delta’s largest employee profit-sharing pool on record and one that handily tops what many other companies offer their employees
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The shock of unemployment may push men into jobs traditionally held by women, study shows
One particular factor — the loss of a job — pushed some men into taking jobs in female-dominated industries, such as nursing.
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New Jersey could soon become the nation’s first state to mandate severance for employees in mass layoffs
New Jersey’s “Toys R Us bill,” which passed Monday, requires larger employers to give one week of pay per year of service and a longer period of notice.
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New Boeing CEO’s epic to-do list: Restart 737 Max production. Repair FAA links. And fix a culture where supervisors were called ‘monkeys.’
The trove of internal Boeing documents — that included discussions of manipulating regulators — add to the challenges stacking up for the aircraft maker’s new CEO
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First there was ‘diversity.’ Then ‘inclusion.’ Now HR wants everyone to feel like they ‘belong.’
The latest lingo — which appears most prevalent among Silicon Valley companies — reflects millennial and Gen Z employees’ expectations about work, diversity experts say, as well as the impression that other terms aren’t going far enough.
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Intel has publicly revealed pay data showing most top executives are white men
Chipmaker says it hopes other companies will do the same — but so far they are hanging back.
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In overworked Japan, Microsoft tested a four-day workweek. Productivity soared 40 percent.
It is the latest example of a growing global movement to experiment with the concept of a four-day workweek.