DEI Dilemmas Mount as Goldman Sachs Gets Set to Drop Board Diversity Policy
Goldman Sachs’ DEI policy takes another hit as it begins plans to drop DEI requirements from its board-candidate criteria. ...
Are Employees Beating Back a Career Crisis with an Adult “Gap Year” from Work?
Are adults contemplating taking a gap year from work? Sabbaticals aren’t unusual, but their impact on the workplace could be substantial. ...
The 40% Rework Tax: How AI Output Quality Issues Are Diluting Productivity Gains
AI-driven productivity gains are redefining operations, but AI output quality issues result in almost 40% of AI time savings being lost to rework. ...
Could the Record High CEO Turnover Numbers Be Affecting Your Workforce?
As global CEO turnover hits a record high in 2025, it’s time to evaluate why such constant leadership change may be detrimental to your workforce. ...
How to Go From Campus to Corporate: Tips on Getting Your First Job
If you’re looking for tips on how to get your first job and start your career right, then we have a few suggestions on how to get started. ...
Digital Learning vs Personalized Human-Led Training: What Comes Out on Top?
There are many advantages to digital learning, but personalized training, particularly that led by human instructors, often fares better. ...
CBS News Layoffs Expected in 2026 After Voluntary Buyouts Seek Takers
New reports of layoffs at CBS News make an appearance, suggesting 15% of its staff could see cuts by March 2026. ...
Workplace DEI Trends Put Belongingness at the Center of the Conversation
Workplace DEI trends are uncommon in 2026, but businesses still have to ensure that inclusive, unifying practices guide their operations. ...
Exploring the Rise of Hidden Workplace Misconduct and Unequal Accountability
Most stories of workplace misconduct are often hidden away by employees who fear retaliation, but this allows the work culture to sour over time. ...
Should Employers Offer Heartbreak Leave for Workers Healing from Breakups?
About 33% of workers think employers should offer heartbreak leave to allow them to recover from the initial blow of their breakups in peace. ...
Productivity Gains Aside, AI Increases Workloads and the Risk of Burnout
Artificial intelligence may be rightfully revolutionizing the workplace, but AI also increases workloads and the risk of employee burnout. ...
Anthropic’s Cofounder Emphasizes Humanities Studies in the AI-Powered Era
The cofounder of Anthropic recently spoke about the study of the humanities and its relevance to the workplace despite the rise of AI. ...
Ubisoft Fires an Employee over Their Public Criticism of Its New RTO Policy
Ubisoft fired an employee for publicly mocking its RTO strategy, laying the blame on a breach of the company’s code of conduct. ...
American Airlines Pilots Union Demand “Decisive Action” from Management
After recent performance issues at American Airlines, pilots have demanded that management make changes to operations to set matters right. ...
Is the Dismissal of the Missouri DEI Lawsuit Against Starbucks a Win for Diversity?
A lawsuit filed by the Missouri AG against Starbucks’ DEI practices has been dismissed, but diversity discussions remain a go-no zone in the US. ...
Could Denmark’s Childcare System Be the Blueprint to Addressing the Motherhood Penalty?
Denmark’s childcare system is one of the most comprehensive systems for early care, which, in turn, supports working parents. ...
