What We're Reading: Page 322
Industry reads hand-picked by our editors
Feb 16, 2017
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Bloomberg
Trump Considers Contenders to Replace Puzder as Labor Nominee
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Food Dive
The gig economy: Exciting opportunities, substantial risk for food manufacturers
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Fast Company
Four Productive Ways To Get Confrontational At Work
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Fortune
H-1B Visas: Tech Wage Growth Suffered As Immigration Rose
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SHRM
How to Create a Successful Reverse Mentoring Program to Promote Gender Diversity
Feb 15, 2017
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Bloomberg
New Office Sensors Know When You Leave Your Desk
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Quartz
The best office designs are the one where workmates can literally see eye-to-eye
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CIO Dive
Which tech companies issue the biggest paychecks?
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Morning Consult
Hatch Doesn't Expect Trump to Weaken H-1B Visa Program
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Washington Business Journal
You think the political talk at your workplace is bad now? Just wait.
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Fast Company
These Are Some Frightening Ways Your Office Tech Can Compromise Employee Data
Feb 14, 2017
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The Washington Post
Four key Republicans could vote against Puzder for labor secretary
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Talent Economy
The Gig Economy Carries Downsides to Employers, Workers
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Harvard Business Review
Primal Leadership: The Hidden Driver of Great Performance
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The New York Times
The Hiring Manager's Guide to Hiring the Right Person
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Fast Company
How To Navigate Your Company Through A Time Of Political Turmoil
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Construction Dive
Tishman Speyer launches commercial tenant amenity program
Feb 13, 2017
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SHRM
In Focus: Hiring Freeze Rattles Federal Workforce
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Bloomberg BNA
Litigator Outlook: ‘Californization’ of State Employment Laws Likely to Linger
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Fast Company
The 5 Things That Are Causing Employees To Burn Out
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Construction Dive
Former construction lobbyist's position at Labor Dept. could spell union showdown
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Entrepreneur
The Hidden Costs of Undervaluing Human Resources
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Business Insider
This startup is 6 months into an employment experiment — no perks, lower pay, and you're free after 2 years
Feb 10, 2017
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Bloomberg
Trump’s Labor Pick Loves Burgers, Bikinis, and Free Markets
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The Chicago Reporter
Chicago’s lax enforcement of minimum wage hike leaves workers in the lurch
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Fortune
Snap Amends Filing to Show Joanna Coles Isn't Paid Less Than Men
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Quartz
A recruiter analyzed results from 3000 tech interviews to find the most successful candidate traits
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Forbes
The Toughest Jobs To Fill In 2017
Feb 09, 2017
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The Washington Post
Fast-food CEO Andy Puzder says he will divest from more than 200 investments if confirmed as labor secretary
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Fortune
Amazon Signs Up for Workday to Manage Employee Payroll, HR Worldwide
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Bloomberg
The New Face of American Unemployment
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SHRM
Taking Phased Retirement Options to the Next Level
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The New York Times
How to Close a Gender Gap: Let Employees Control Their Schedules
Feb 08, 2017
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The Atlantic
Will Andrew Puzder Ever Get Confirmed?
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Construction Dive
Number of right-to-work states climbs to 28 with new MO law
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USA Today
Special report: Automation puts jobs in peril
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TechCrunch
Twitter’s head of diversity is leaving and its chief HR officer has already left
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Entrepreneur
Why Team Input Is the Key to Successful Benefits Planning