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How Eco-Friendliness Of Your Brand Should Start From Uniforms

Women on Business

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How Language Support Helps Immigrants Find Work

The Horizons Tracker

A recent study from the University at Buffalo reveals that immigrant men facing challenges in English proficiency have a better shot at employment when assisted by bilingual adults in their community. Surprisingly, this assistance doesn’t seem to have a similar impact on women dealing with the same language barrier. The study takes a broader perspective on language proficiency and job outcomes, considering not just individual factors but also introducing the concept of “community-lev

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How Eco-Friendliness Of Your Brand Should Start From Uniforms

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Building A High-Status Network Can Backfire For Women

The Horizons Tracker

Women at work are often told to connect with high-status people to get ahead. However new research from Carnegie Mellon in both China and the US shows that this strategy can backfire for women. On average, women face challenges at work – they’re less likely to be in management, get less credit for their work, and aren’t as valued for their expertise as men.

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The HR Leader’s Workforce Management Guide

In today’s fast-paced business world, effective workforce management (WFM) isn’t just an option—it’s a necessity.

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The Ins and Outs of Responding to a Resignation Letter

HR Digest

An employer’s job is not always easy and one of the harder tasks they’re presented with is responding to resignations. It can be disappointing to see an employee choose to leave and it’s worse still if the move is unexpected. Mentally accepting a resignation and their decision to leave is one thing, but responding to the resignation is a sensitive task.

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