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With Gen Z More Eager Than Others to Return to the Office, Companies Make Compromises

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S.J. Steinhardt
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Mar 23, 2023

The members of the cohort known as Generation Z—those born between 1997 and 2012—generally want to go back to the office more than other cohorts, so a hybrid model may meet their needs best.
ChatCGT’s Use in the Workplace a Growing Topic of Debate

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S.J. Steinhardt
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Mar 22, 2023

The introduction of viral chatbot ChatCGT has caused friction in the workplace between employees and employers.
Companies Consider How to Regulate ChatGPT in the Workplace

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S.J. Steinhardt
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Mar 21, 2023

The introduction of the artificial intelligence chatbot ChatGPT has caused companies to consider its use – or non-use -- in the workplace.
Customers Express Chagrin Over SoFi Suit to End Student Loan Pause

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S.J. Steinhardt
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Mar 20, 2023

Fintech company SoFi—short for Social Finance —started as a way to help students find more affordable options to finance their debt. Now, it is suing the government to end the COVID-era pause on student-loan payments, interest and collections, and some of its customers are not happy about it.
Gen Z-ers and Older Boomers Both Lag in Workforce Participation

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S.J. Steinhardt
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Mar 17, 2023

The overall U.S. labor force participation for those of “prime age”—25 to 54—has surpassed its pre-pandemic and pre-recession peak, but a closer look at the numbers reveals that the recovery is not even.
Latest of Five Workplace 'R's Is the Great Reset

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S.J. Steinhardt
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Mar 16, 2023

By now, we are all familiar with The Great Resignation, a term attributed to University College of London management professor Anthony Klotz. But there are four more Rs today, and they have implications for the future of work.
Job Report Shows Persistent Gender Leadership Gap, But Women Can Take Steps to Close That Gap

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S.J. Steinhardt
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Mar 15, 2023

Women hold just 32 percent of leadership positions worldwide and the share of women in leadership positions has increased by only 1 percentage point since 2016.
As More Job Candidates Use AI to Gain an Edge, Employers Learn How to Deal With It

By:

S.J. Steinhardt
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Mar 14, 2023

ChatGPT, the artificial-intelligence chatbot from OpenAI, is being used by job candidates to help them write cover letters
résumés and even answers to job-related questions. Although employers may not automatically disqualify applicants who use the tool to give them an edge, they must now determine how to assess these applicants.
Management Professor Argues Against Fixation on 'Busyness'

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S.J. Steinhardt
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Mar 13, 2023

"Busyness" is not a virtue, argues Adam Waytz, a psychologist and the Morris and Alice Kaplan Chair in Ethics and Decision Management at the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University.
New York City Has Nearly Recovered from Pandemic-Era Job Losses

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S.J. Steinhardt
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Mar 10, 2023

New York City continues to rebound from the COVID-19 pandemic, as it had almost as many jobs in January as it had at its pre-pandemic peak.

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