It is true that research-backed conventional wisdom suggests happy workplaces are productive workplaces.
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How can workplaces (and allies in workplaces) better support employees who may be feeling representation burnout?
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Over decades and across different workplaces and even industries, Taylor carefully studied workplaces, workers and their work.
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Less diverse workplaces offer women fewer opportunities to find mentorship and achieve success; research suggests such workplaces are also less profitable.
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Bain & Company is one of the best workplaces in the US, according to Fortune's annual list of the 100 best workplaces.
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Often, what they see in their workplaces is low salaries, inept management and poor communication — ills that plague many workplaces across America.
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His plan is out of touch with modern families and workplaces, and if implemented, it will ultimately harm those families and workplaces.
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It's clear that the Chinese work harder in tech on average, and that Chinese workplaces have many less frills than Silicon Valley workplaces.
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Workplaces too could help out (at least in the magical world where workplaces care about employee health), by shifting around schedules for night owls.
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Film and TV sets can be fun, sometimes magical places — but they're also workplaces, even if they play by slightly different rules than other workplaces.
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The concept of "cultural fit" can lead to homogenized workplaces, experts have warned, as managers prioritize hiring people who come from similar workplaces as themselves.
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Day 67: Revoked Fair Pay & Safe Workplaces Order On March 27, President Trump signed an executive order taking back Obama's Fair Pay and Safe Workplaces order.
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"One of the patterns that we see is that workplaces that are hostile to the presence of women at work are workplaces where there tends to be sexual harassment," Martin said.
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" A warning here, word gets around workplaces," says Bowser.
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They invaded car radios, homes and workplaces with reckless abandon.
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That's basically because workplaces have largely been run by men.
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But business groups say that smaller bargaining units fracture workplaces.
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BuzzFeed News has reached out to Pacific Workplaces for comment.
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Today, sexual harassment remains a serious issue infecting America's workplaces.
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They include attacks in workplaces, schools and places of worship.
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Climbing the corporate ladder Lots of workplaces have fitness centers.
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We all want cleaner air, safe workplaces and happy customers.
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They ran factories and many workplaces along with the army.
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And as tech workplaces go, Etsy is just as unique.
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And build workplaces where everyone, everyone, is treated with respect.
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Workplaces are more connected and open than in the past.
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That ruling upheld in union shop rules in public workplaces.
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For many people, their workplaces become like a second family.
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California Teachers Association, which threatens union shops in public workplaces.
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In my favored model, workers would control their own workplaces.
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The law covers only workplaces with 15 or more employees.
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The fact is we know that diverse workplaces work better.
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Go talk to some folks who work in union workplaces!
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TOLEDO, Ohio (Reuters) - Lots of workplaces have a hot seat.
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Some workplaces are crazy and they have to be crazy.
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In our workplaces, we should continue to organize so that we can engage our employers with the leveraging power of collectivity to make our workplaces safer, our paychecks fairer, and our stress levels lower.
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"No other company drives measurable outcomes that change lives and workplaces."
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That doesn't mean, however, that everything is peachy across America's workplaces.
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Very few workplaces though understand this need to allow "pawternity" time.
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Industries and workplaces are often complicit in the protection of abusers.
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They are clear evidence that too many workplaces value women less.
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"We need to be able to run our workplaces," he said.
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In the context of America's workplaces, #MeToo is far from over.
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Suspects were snatched from homes and workplaces, or off the streets.
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At many workplaces, it's easy to have only limited human contact.
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They're often set in workplaces, but they don't have to be.
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Folks were hauling water from their workplaces or from agricultural wells.
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If we free up information, we can create more transparent workplaces.
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In this view, workplaces ought to be more accommodating of chronotypes.
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Unsafe workplaces result in higher worker turnover and low employee morale.
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Workplaces are freed from senseless regulations placing the emphasis on customers.
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Yet that is exactly how unions operate in many American workplaces.
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We want women — all people — to have dignified and safe workplaces.
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Still, Promobot says it can be useful in homes and workplaces.
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The number of TV series set in workplaces is beyond counting.
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What can be done in the meantime to improve toxic workplaces?
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They are organizing for workplaces free from sexual harassment and discrimination.
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Our workplaces don't simply exist as unchangeable entities -- we make them.
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Sexual harassment is illegal in all workplaces and in every state.
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Case Farms plants are among the most dangerous workplaces in America.
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We have to live in a civilization, and work in workplaces.
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The workplaces are designed to coax people to change their behavior.
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The dynamics in these workplaces exist for both men and women.
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She posts assignments on Slack, an app used in many workplaces.
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Now we're interested in what changes people and workplaces are making.
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But are American workplaces making real progress in curbing sexual harassment?
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It's impossible to tell how many workplaces are increasing their efforts.
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However, the CDC does not recommend routine use outside of workplaces.
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And it's time we did the same for our own workplaces.
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"In many workplaces, that would be very, very valued," Rubin says.
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It swamped medical offices, workplaces were short-staffed, and schools emptied.
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I think most workplaces are trying to figure that balance out.
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Most investigations focus on pharmacists, not the conditions in their workplaces.
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Despite awareness and well-intentioned workplaces, employee burnout continues to rise.
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He explained that technology is and will keep changing workplaces but .
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Simple, seemingly ordinary workplaces phrases can be surprisingly charged, says Naragon.
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Perfect for both workplaces that involve desks and those that don't.
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There are workplaces where the food gifts have a competitive feel.
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Yet the gender caution reaches across divides — and into many workplaces.
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When does it make sense to shut down schools or workplaces?
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But, she notes, many abusers prey on women across several workplaces.
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There are several reasons for this, but all of them have their roots in the gendered nature of our workplaces — workplaces that are dominated by men and operated in accordance with masculine norms, values, and expectations.
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There is no federal law explicitly banning anti-LGBT discrimination in workplaces.
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Workplaces provide large numbers of undocumented people at a single, predictable site.
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But, safer workplaces are far from the only thing women care about.
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We need to move this revolution forward and make our workplaces safe.
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Virginia's Question 1 would create a constitutional amendment banning union-only workplaces.
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Do any of us have the right to protest at our workplaces?
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German workplaces have traditionally been highly unionised, with consensus-based management practices.
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And, sadly, many people spend time at workplaces where they are miserable.
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But the problem is really a structural issue with our changing workplaces.
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Sexual harassment is increasingly taken seriously in workplaces and in the courts.
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Regardless of their benefits, the best workplaces share cultures built on trust.
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Yet ostensibly liberal and conservative Americans co-exist in classrooms and workplaces.
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With the possible exception of Microsoft in some workplaces, this is nonsense.
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Our communities and workplaces are stronger – and healthier – because of this progress.
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There's an economic argument to be made for workplaces to cut back.
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Js, but between those who engineer our workplaces for productivity and those
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"It's not as prevalent as it is in other workplaces," Duff said.
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Enforcement operations would ramp up, with widespread raids in communities and workplaces.
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What's more, his hostile rhetoric and enforcement is making workplaces less safe.
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Dignified workplaces mean laws that include every worker -- no loopholes, no exclusions.
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Now, workplaces largely contract out work and the gig economy has expanded.
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Scotland banned smoking in all enclosed public spaces and workplaces in 2006.
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WILLIAMS: The NFL is one of the most inclusive workplaces in America.
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As a result of labor's decline, workplaces themselves are less democratic, too.
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This difference should be taken into account, particularly whendeveloping policies for workplaces.
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Overnight, workplaces across the country were transformed into Scandinavian Edens of flexibility.
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What that does to how workplaces are organized, I have no idea.
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And then, I'm just looking forward to going into some new workplaces.
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They don't just want to make it easier to organize specific workplaces.
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Different answers at different points led me to a variety of workplaces.
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You think women in misogynistic workplaces have felt free to express themselves?
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Many of these companies are also known as great workplaces for women.
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And practical realities make experts' guidance difficult to follow in certain workplaces.
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M Moser designed their office to give employees a variety of workplaces.
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His son's disorder inspired him to focus on making workplaces more accessible.
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Neighborhoods, workplaces, households and even online dating lives have become politically homogeneous.
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And now is the time to make sure workplaces are squeaky clean.
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In a 2016 WorldatWork survey, 76 percent of workplaces offered signing bonuses.
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For Endeavor, in particular, the managers want outfits known as standout workplaces.
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Yet how many workplaces make that a reality regularly for their employees?
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Many workplaces request that their employees not discuss politics in the office.
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So it was unthinkable for them to be promoted in their workplaces.
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In many low-wage U.S. workplaces, 2019 looked like a dystopian nightmare.
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The bill to undo "Fair Pay and Safe Workplaces" deserves a veto.
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The OSHA rule is intended to pressure companies into providing safe workplaces.
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I don't see why that can't happen in other kinds of workplaces.
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But what's being ignored is how these divisions are disrupting American workplaces.
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When people managers have these skills, workplaces will be better for it.
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But what's changed is the advent of real-time communication in workplaces.
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Once they've download teams, workplaces will be hooked into the Microsoft 365 suite.
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Now, we're standing up for ourselves, and fighting for justice in our workplaces.
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But pharmacies and workplaces have become major venues for vaccinations, especially for adults.
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Rubin has a long history of building, and littering his workplaces with, robots.
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We see their workplaces, both of which have small, but potentially perilous, hazards.
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What can we do about the epidemic of sexual harassment in American workplaces?
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But even on Monday, many workplaces remained closed as people worked from home.
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As much as 80 percent of American workplaces are confronting worker-addiction issues.
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It has always been about calling out how our workplaces value women less.
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I've heard that the site is blocked by firewalls at workplaces and schools.
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Times are changing, however as workplaces to some degree have become more flexible.
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There have been documented cases in which workplaces have banned certain natural hairstyles.
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The National Weather Service recommends that homes, schools and workplaces have safety plans.
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This difference should be taken into account, particularly when developing policies for workplaces.
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But dollars spent advertising to workplaces don't necessarily go to Google or Facebook.
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Meanwhile, sexual harassment is rife in universities, at workplaces and on and on!
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A lot of workplaces have work parties and happy hours and whatever, right?
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If these trends continue, what will the workplaces of the future look like?
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Most Americans (67%) believe sexual harassment happens in most or almost all workplaces.
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Colleges and workplaces also often offer a free way to brave the needle.
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But I think that most of us want healthy workplaces, schools and homes.
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Labor leaders talk a big game to justify their stranglehold on American workplaces.
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Unlimited vacation is pretty common in workplaces today, especially in the tech sector.
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This philosophy punctured workplaces in different forms before Netflix published its culture deck.
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It spurs me to push for all workplaces to be more family-friendly.
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The popular software is used to manage thousands of workplaces around the world.
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Of those workplaces, 99% prohibited romance between a supervisor and a direct report.
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Like some workplaces are just not clearly friendly to women or certain groups.
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They include Knotel, Industrious, Convene, Novel Coworking, Premier Workspaces, MakeOffices, and Carr Workplaces.
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And I'm not talking about the documents we pass around in our workplaces.
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But to minimize social and economic costs, schools and workplaces have remained open.
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We are telling people to cease going to stores, to restaurants, to workplaces.
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At the same time, workplaces saw the rise of the open floor plan.
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Most workplaces, however, have yet to incorporate sleep zones into their floor plans.
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Workplaces and dinner tables have been filled with searching conversations about the topic.
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Flexible workplaces are good not only for workers: They're good for business, too.
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According to MIND's Claire Bennett, there are plenty of things workplaces can do.
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Their "verbal aggression" would not be tolerated in schools or workplaces, she added.
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However, the UK government is currently letting some non-essential workplaces stay open.
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Many people have instigated legal action or helped begin investigations at their workplaces.
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Mulay has spent her career building diverse and inclusive workplaces at tech startups.
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Ahead, we chatted about what workplaces can do to better support their employees.
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We can take back our democracy, and our workplaces, if we join together.
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This picture represents how women might be disrespected in workplaces or at home.
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That's according to Sarah Beaulieu, who works with companies to create safe workplaces.
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"It's important for workplaces and organizations to engage in this process," Alonso says.
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These policies are having a profound impact in our classrooms, workplaces and communities.
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But businesses that operate from enclosed workplaces, such as offices, face tougher regulations.
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Workplaces could also change the way they talk about fathers, the researchers said.
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Workplaces of 2020 will still be looking for many of the same skills.
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It also requires businesses to give notice to employees before ICE inspects workplaces.
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Fortune magazine has named Gusto one of the 100 best workplaces for millennials.
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They often cannot catch up with South Korean peers in schools and workplaces.
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But you also see it in workplaces and social movements all the time.
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Members of Parliament have urged Boris Johnson to close all non-essential workplaces amid concerns that workers at construction sites, call centres, and other workplaces which cannot switch to remote working, are at a growing risk of catching the coronavirus.
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Stress-heavy workplaces may be less productive and have more staff turnover, he added.
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Today's creative workplaces work hard to obscure the uncreative labor that makes them run.
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Blacks and Hispanics go to jobs every day in workplaces that are mostly white.
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But even on Monday, many workplaces remained closed and many people worked from home.
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Health care environments, in general, are workplaces for the people who work in them.
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But what about those workplaces that don't have such a light shined on them?
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"We need to move this revolution forward and make our workplaces safe," she said.
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It is work that is hidden; workplaces are often "off-the-books" and unregistered.
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And overall, the best demos seem like a good fit for workplaces or arcades.
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"Ten, 210 years ago, they started creating these workplaces to promote productivity," Shine said.
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Unfortunately, this culture exists in far too many governments and workplaces across the country.
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Rivalries are around us all the time, and are in politics, schools, and workplaces.
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But accounts of pregnancy discrimination come from across industries, including from ostensibly feminist workplaces.
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This is arguably one of the most earnest, transparent reviews of workplaces out there.
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By joining together and negotiating as a group, we can make our workplaces better.
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Mathilde Collin says the workplaces of the future ought to take a different approach.
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Employers tend to hire candidates who are like themselves, which makes for undiversified workplaces.
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Workplaces that have started any type of savings program have found employees are enthusiastic.
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It's a favorite in workplaces that rely on remote staff, and for good reason.
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K, were on Atlassian's heels in the Large Workplaces (more than 501 employees) list.
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Older, less popular American cities can offer modern workplaces the best of both options.
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They labor in workplaces, where they are paid wages (although usually less than men).
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There are similar gaps in perceptions of the fairness of courts, banks and workplaces.
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Workplaces, and especially corporate boardrooms, should reflect the full diversity of society, he said.
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Millennials have redefined what work looks like — and what workplaces should offer their employees.
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The study examined about 4,600 employees at 840 Australian workplaces in 2013 and 2014.
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After the pants revolution of the 1990s, lots of workplaces started adopting casual Fridays.
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The class covered how workplaces function and how individuals succeed or fail within them.
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A fundamental fact haunts that relationship across all kinds of workplaces, modern and traditional.
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Workplaces and home life could be transformed through expanded parental leave and pay equity.
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The answer will entail not just creating better workplaces, but also becoming better people.
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How will you use your office to make our workplaces more equal and just?
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And in the capital's workplaces this week, winners will be crowing while losers bleat.
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When Anita Hill spoke out against Clarence Thomas, the atmosphere changed in many workplaces.
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Often, they have been famous men, or men in positions of power in workplaces.
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To make workplaces safe for all women, we have to start with our laws.
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What's one major change that's coming to most workplaces over the next five years?
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Workplaces order that Obama had issued in 2014 as a means of ensuring that
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They're in our homes, workplaces, hospitals, and even at the bottom of the sea.
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Cigarettes are heavily taxed, and smoking is prohibited in most workplaces and public spaces.
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Anyone can sign up to take classes, which are popular with schools and workplaces.
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But scaling back on physical workplaces could also mean fewer stable building facilities jobs.
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This dynamic plays out in workplaces of all classes and crosses partisan political lines.
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Business people sauntered out early on Friday afternoon, as many workplaces closed after lunch.
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Cogito is one of several A.I. programs used in call centers and other workplaces.
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Short of that, people could start today by trying to organize their own workplaces.
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And a growing amount of research reveals how unfavorable workplaces can be for women.
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These implicit associations often lead to explicitly discriminatory behaviors in our workplaces and communities.
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High-tech companies have long promoted the idea that they are egalitarian, idyllic workplaces.
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But suspicions linger that Westminster tolerates behavior that would be unacceptable in other workplaces.
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Many of the coordinates traced to specific schools, workplaces, military bases and residential neighborhoods.
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Over the years, hard hats have prevented injuries in a wide range of workplaces.
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In many workplaces, there are procedures for employees in danger of getting the ax.
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Such programs are standard in most workplaces, and are mandatory in all federal agencies.
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Like other workplaces across the U.S., it also has a dress code to match.
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Plumbing codes, architectural limitations and other hurdles can make it impossible for some workplaces.
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Workplaces are also becoming more digital, reducing the need for staples and paper clips.
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"Schools, childcare centers, workplaces, and other places for mass gatherings may experience more absenteeism."
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In interviews with Business Insider, leaders shared their unique approach to diversifying their workplaces.
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Unions are also needed, because pay gaps tend to be narrower in unionized workplaces.
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"Regardless of their benefits, the best workplaces share cultures built on trust," writes Bush.
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The #MeToo movement has highlighted that legislatures can be deeply hostile workplaces for women.
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Steam injuries are relatively rare and usually occur in industrial workplaces, Dr. Gallagher said.
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Canadian workplaces are the most welcoming in the world, a new study has claimed.
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LinkedIn's innovation is helpful, but many workplaces still ask for independent references and letters.
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Their attitudes affect who is taken seriously in workplaces, in classrooms, and in homes.
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A routine like this isn't necessarily uncommon—especially among young professionals in modern workplaces.
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Still, the pattern seems clear: Countries with democratic workplaces are more likely to have higher class mobility; and those, like our own, with more authoritarian workplaces trap generation after generation with no way out, even as we push education as the answer.
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Trans people regularly encounter discrimination in everyday settings, such as workplaces, schools, and doctor's offices.
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Despite this, pre-employment drug testing continues to be a hiring requirement for many workplaces.
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Beyond that, those in tough workplaces should determine where to draw the line, he added.
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We need to think through really specific scenarios that make campaigns different from other workplaces.
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In new research, women at medical schools reported that microaggressions were common in their workplaces.
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Cruz would be as universally off-putting as he has been in all his workplaces.
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But they also wanted to invest in three particular areas — the military, schools and workplaces.
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Many workplaces also offer referrals to financial planners as part of their employee benefits package.
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Why would we think that it has not impacted us as adults, or our workplaces?
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It will remain illegal for most Brazilians to carry arms outside their homes or workplaces.
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The erosion of such communities and workplaces has been going on for almost 40 years.
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There are toxic or abusive workplaces in every industry, in every city, in every country.
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The study focused on 35,000 randomly selected employees and workplaces in the U.S. and Britain.
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Across private-sector workplaces in America, non-unionised employees are bound by mandatory-arbitration agreements.
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At many workplaces, if you're at work, you're also expected to be available on Slack.
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Read the room Different industries and workplaces have different cultures when it comes to hugging.
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Employers that run workplaces 24/7 can support better sleep, with things like napping rooms.
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The reporting requirements, effective January 2017, will apply to workplaces with 250 or more employees.
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Toxic workplace culture has become a hot-button issue, as more workplaces come under fire.
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We face this bias in our workplaces, our children's schools and in our vehicles -- everywhere.
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Now, they have access to EPA management to intimidate federal employees and stoke hostile workplaces.
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Many tech companies use pet-friendly workplaces to attract millennials, including Google, Salesforce and Etsy.
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They have hired security guards and fortified their workplaces, and some keep guns at home.
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And, frankly, workplaces have changed: There are more women working, and in more powerful roles.
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Asbestos is found in our homes, schools, workplaces and even the brakes in our cars.
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Period rooms there will represent the workplaces of slaves and their thatched-roof living quarters.
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A source of annual apprehension in workplaces, it is a rare practice on sports teams.
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In most workplaces on the Navajo Nation, the Navajo language is a requirement or preferred.
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Called "Worker's Choice," it would make unionized workplaces into much more free and fair environments.
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The deal was made shortly before federal agents raided Cohen's residences and workplaces in April.
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Upwork stands to grow as workplaces become more and more digital and out-of-office.
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And while my office was totally cool with it, I realize most workplaces are not.
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Byte: Uses RFID-enabled refrigerators to offer the most affordable fresh food solution for workplaces.
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In many workplaces, 10 people calling out sick would not dramatically interrupt a work day.
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Meanwhile, in workplaces all over the country, power over others continues to breed sexual abuse.
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Larry Hogan ordered the closure of all non-critical workplaces as of 5 p.m. Monday.
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The closure of workplaces has given people time with their families they never had before.
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The closure of workplaces has given people time with their families they never had before.
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The co-owner of Estela and Flora Bar is said to have created toxic workplaces.
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To eradicate harassment, we must change the power imbalance that women face in their workplaces.
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The next step in that conversation is to make workplaces happier, safer and more inclusive.
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During his campaign, Mr. Trump called for expanding the program to workplaces around the country.
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It leads to other forms of discrimination within those male-dominated workplaces, including sexual harassment.
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Open floor plans and "flexible" office seating are common in today's modern, meticulously designed workplaces.
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As the coronavirus closes schools and workplaces, people are increasingly turning to Zoom video calls.
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In business, they were more likely to be viewed as creating safe and respectful workplaces.
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The likes of DailyPay, Even, and PayActiv are only available to employees through their workplaces.
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In interviews with Business Insider, these leaders shared their unique approach to diversifying their workplaces.
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Why do we remain so wedded to the old suburban, car-dependent model for workplaces?
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Today's offices are a world away from the workplaces of 15 or 20 years ago.
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Spend your money with businesses that take care of their workers and have diverse workplaces.
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By disaggregating the workplace to local workplaces, people will emit less carbon in their commutes.
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Many schools now partner with local businesses and industries, but few are based at workplaces.
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Companies would rather point to a silver bullet than acknowledge and fix the many factors at play in their own workplaces — and they frequently chose to cite the pipeline problem instead of investing in the hard and costly work of making their workplaces more equitable.
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In the past few years, researchers have determined that women are in overly air-conditioned workplaces.
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"Workplaces without tobacco smoke or vapor" was introduced by Lisa Carlton, a member of the commission.
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We must ensure a climate of integrity and dignity in the Congress, and in all workplaces.
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Even on Monday, a large number of workplaces remained closed and many people worked from home.
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Like all Marylanders, journalists should be safe in their workplaces — rather than live-tweeting a tragedy.
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This week, China's top officials ordered people to return to their urban workplaces from their hometowns.
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Interestingly, the mere presence of a female CEO has not automatically made workplaces better for women.
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THREE-DIMENSIONAL (3D) printers have proliferated in homes, schools and workplaces over the past five years.
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It also recognizes homes as workplaces, where domestic workers would be entitled to decent work conditions.
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These kinds of prejudicial behaviors are part of a larger, 'anti-mom bias' in many workplaces.
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Or, at least, it found nothing that would violate OSHA air quality standards for American workplaces.
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Can you talk about how different workplaces have allowed you to be yourself there, or not?
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The #MeToo movement has affected public discourse and had tangible repercussions in workplaces in every arena.
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And they treat a symptom of the root problem — inflexible workplaces — rather than the problem itself.
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Tinder says this technology will prevent private places from being shared, including doctor's offices and workplaces.
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He was known as a generous mentor who had built a reputation for creating happy workplaces.
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However, some positive steps are being taken by American tech companies to build more inclusive workplaces.
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He' also rolled back the 2014 Fair Pay and Safe Workplaces order signed by President Obama.
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Many small brewers are keen to open their workplaces to help educate the more discerning drinker.
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One clause ordered all specialized personnel, on national or international assignments, to return to original workplaces.
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Snowden's workplaces in Geneva, Tokyo and Oahu are hives full of glowing screens and whispered jargon.
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But ending secret forced arbitration across American workplaces requires more than voluntary action from individual employers.
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Dietz suggested turning toward workplaces to implement healthy living strategies and cut down on daytime snacking.
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Wages are stagnant, workplaces are not safe enough and workers' voices are falling on deaf ears.
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The growth seems to have come largely through word of mouth, at churches, schools and workplaces.
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Background checks help protect our homeland, our workplaces, our citizens and our assets from bad actors.
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Increasing the user's experience is part of preventing workplaces from feeling like sardine cans, he said.
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Sexual harassment is a widespread problem in U.S. workplaces, and its effects are pervasive and corrosive.
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We need to unify in our homes and workplaces to protect, rescue and save one another.
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Schools and workplaces will have to be closed because they facilitate the spread of the virus.
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Support us in our own business ventures—our workplaces should be for us, by us. 75.
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Women quietly drop out of professions and workplaces where they are routinely hurt, demeaned, and isolated.
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Overall, it's been heartening to see many workplaces take sexual misconduct seriously by sanctioning the perpetrators.
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Ms. Davis-Laack said she wishes workplaces were more accepting of this need to unplug occasionally.
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Discrimination and stigma in society, workplaces, families and communities force many LGBT people into untenable situations.
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After all, Albert Einstein, Mark Twain, Steve Jobs, and Mark Zuckerberg famously harbored hideously disorganized workplaces.
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Women in male-dominated workplaces also typically face more discrimination and harassment, including when they're pregnant.
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In some cases, employees are asked to vacate the very workplaces where the virus is treated.
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"Some workplaces could organize a lunchtime protest outside their work or near their work," Allinson said.
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Doing a silent strike is most effective in workplaces that require a lot of verbal communication.
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The court's more liberal members said that states should have broad leeway in managing public workplaces.
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"They're playing the game, and yet they're still facing discrimination in workplaces and neighborhoods," she said.
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Many workplaces across the country were devoid of women on Monday, and some schools shut down.
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Workplaces are feeling the sting, too, worrying about the health of their workers and their finances.
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In 2014, Conyers published "The Lenovo Way" to help other companies build diverse and inclusive workplaces.
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The administration wants to expand the number of workplaces who can opt out of the requirement.
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That would keep people away from workplaces, schools and other public buildings for a longer period.
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Many women discover pay discrimination by accident and fear retaliation for speaking up inside their workplaces.
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But today's workplaces are much smaller, even if they are owned or controlled by big corporations.
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Between 1949 and 1952, Metro Goldwyn Mayer distributed them in theaters, schools, colleges, churches and workplaces.
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He has changed sexual harassment policies and workplaces across the nation, even in our own goverment.
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Two of them — a pharmacist and a surgeon — said they had been arrested at their workplaces.
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We have marched and organized for decades to build fairer workplaces and a more just society.
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"This will ensure that they're equipped with the skills that their future workplaces require," he said.
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But the problem is that places like our schools and workplaces are designed mostly for extroverts.
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The founders did not intend for judges and bureaucrats to design the policies impacting America's workplaces.
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But I think part of it was shame that this was going on in their workplaces.
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We can create workplaces that better reflect our country's diversity by stretching toward those leaning in.
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That's very different from workplaces in the US, where people are expected to verbalize their concerns.
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Older women recall their own struggles to break the glass ceiling, and battles in male-dominated workplaces.
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"The distance to our workplaces is actually shorter through this route," said one office worker, Charlette Magtrayo.
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Her speech focused heavily on how her father would bring gender equity to workplaces across the country.
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Barbara Delaney, principal at Stone Street Advisor Group, remembers when workplaces simply didn't have retirement savings options.
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The successful ballot item actually amends Florida's constitution to ban offshore drilling and vaping in indoor workplaces.
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It affects everyone from all walks of life and on campuses and in homes and workplaces everywhere.
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The firm aims to create workplaces that are "healthier, happier and higher performing," according to its website.
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What will you do to address sexual harassment and make workplaces safe and fair for all workers?
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As in many countries, German workplaces are legally obliged to overlook age when deciding whom to promote.
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In the early 2010s, Skype was a common choice for workplaces to send quick messages when needed.
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It becomes the go to conversation and can create friendships and friendly competition in schools and workplaces.
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Some businesses and nonprofits were proud to share just how impacted their workplaces were by the strikes.
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The Work Issue What a survey of millennials might tell us about the workplaces of the future.
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"We need to use that to make certain that workplaces are respectful," Blackburn said in an interview.
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It's about going into the schools, going into the workplaces, and saying 'look, this is everybody's business.
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Companies should embrace new technology in order to modernize their workplaces, attract young talent and enable collaboration.
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Ms Willoughby endorsed workplaces requiring women to wear makeup, and said unshaven legs on women were "dirty".
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But despite this potential minefield, workplaces remain one of the most common places for couples to meet.
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While some workplaces are formal, others are really open, and realizing these differences is key, Pollak said.
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It's just that many occupations and workplaces will have to redefine responsibilities as some jobs become automated.
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That's to say nothing of what it means to be a woman in these sometimes hostile workplaces.
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The initiative aims to fight sexual harassment, assault and inequality for women in all kinds of workplaces.
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In an email sent to Gizmodo, Amazon categorically denied allegations of unsafe workplaces in its logistics chain.
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We're able to contribute to our workplaces and our economic security of our community because of that.
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But as anyone who has ever held a job knows, most workplaces are anything but gender-neutral.
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Truth be told, more must done now if we are going to make workplaces safer for all.
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Let's look around, study the diversity of our workplaces and recognize our role in making it better.
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The workplaces in which I've come of age professionally look different than the ones my mom knew.
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The #MeToo phenomenon has swept workplaces throughout the country, shaking the worlds of entertainment, media, and politics.
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Around a year ago, Richmond experienced something that was simultaneously happening in most workplaces around the country.
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The tradeoff with registries has been the harassment of those on them at their homes and workplaces.
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Thursday's edition of the Federal Register contains new sodium limits, toxic chemical reporting requirements, and workplaces fines.
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Legal experts tend to agree that some workplaces are bound to have become stricter in recent years.
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When women's workplaces are dignified, we see laws that include protections for everyone — no loopholes, no exclusions.
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These days, it almost seems, as having a flexible work schedule is common practice at most workplaces.
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All of them are working on Project Include outside of their respective workplaces, on their own time.
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Employees in jeans have become a common sight, if not the norm, in many workplaces these days.
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Now, All Turtles' focus is on developing products that help improve the health of individuals or workplaces.
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Glick says workplaces where employees compete to see who works the most hours are a particular problem.
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It is time to make work workable for working parents and create workplaces by design, not default.
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Charging: The number of private charging stations at residences and workplaces reached around 3 million last year.
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North Carolina's law bans anti-discrimination protections for LGBTQ people in private workplaces, housing, and public accommodations.
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So I stayed and looked forward to a day when our workplaces were more integrated, more diverse.
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Eliminating the gender earnings gap will require changes in millions of households and thousands of individual workplaces.
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PICTURE PROMPTS Many schools and workplaces are transferring to remote learning and working amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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What we are seeing, instead, is that the economy is tanking as restaurants, workplaces, and businesses close.
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Still, first we need to think about what fair and equitable workplaces would look like for everyone.
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With this technology, decision making can become faster, as solutions to complex logistics spread among various workplaces.
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They are shuttled to their workplaces in the morning and back to the gates in the evening.
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After some negotiation, she got permission to shoot the women at their workplaces, though not their cells.
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He follows them — into their workplaces and homes (often the same), recording their conversations and family relationships.
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However, the letter warns Johnson that crowded workplaces make it difficult for workers to follow these rules.
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As in all workplaces, friendship groups have formed, sometimes just on the job, but sometimes beyond that.
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According to Glasgow council, tablets will improve digital literacy, preparing pupils for workplaces where tech is ubiquitous.
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"I would like women at workplaces up and down the country to say the same," she added.
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She's heard stories from clients about hair discrimination in workplaces, and she says it needs to end.
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Even when they aspire to more balanced lives, they often find that traditional workplaces won't enable it.
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"What workers are seeing, and have a fear of, is arbitrarily speeding up workplaces," Nguyen tells Axios.
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It ran its own pilot program in 2015 to deliver flu shot packages to workplaces and homes.
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In 2018, ICE made nearly ten times as many immigration arrests at workplaces than the previous year.
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First, there is the cohesion of a society bound to common purpose in workplaces across the country.
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At the very least, they need to communicate that their workplaces have cultures where women are valued.
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Loose Ends To paraphrase Tolstoy, all happy workplaces are alike, but each unhappy workplace is uniquely unhappy.
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Ernst & Young, or EY, is one of the most desirable workplaces for a recent business-school graduate.
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New Yorkers are already barred from smoking in most workplaces, bars, restaurants and public areas like parks.
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Exhaustion is especially hazardous in industrial workplaces, where workers must be alert to remain safe and alive.
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Some workplaces reek of the politics, backstabbing, and self-promoting behavior that becomes an unwritten success manual.
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Slack (WORK), whose messaging tools are the darling of many workplaces (including CNN) continues to lose money.
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That includes laws meant to protect workers from unsafe workplaces, wage theft, overtime violations, and employee misclassification.
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In many workplaces this feeling of "mission accomplished" is accompanied by an established tradition: the office party.
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America needs to have this conversation in Hollywood, on Capitol Hill and in workplaces across the country.
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By then, GoDaddy had been recognized as being among the nation's top workplaces for women in tech.
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Those with leadership potential may not want to leave workplaces where they fought so hard to advance.
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Afros. Braids. Locs. For years, schools, workplaces, and even the armed forces have banned these natural hairstyles.
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Great workplaces have significantly less turnover and attract employees who have a vested interest in their companies.
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Which means that even indoor workplaces will have to start figuring out ways to keep employees cool.
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So there's likely to be a new debate in Silicon Valley about how its workplaces are protected.
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But today's landmark bill marks a monumental step towards making all workplaces nationwide safer spaces for LGBTQ+ employees.
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Australia's laws protect anti-LGBTQ+ discrimination in schools and workplaces, but there are a number of religious exemptions.
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The reason we want workplaces free of discrimination is so we can focus on our actual damn jobs.
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I'm enjoying working for myself because many of my past workplaces have been sites of trauma for me.
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It's a fact that working mothers are among the most efficient employees, especially when we have supportive workplaces.
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To do her work effectively, Magley needs to go into actual workplaces, and get reads from real people.
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But women in colleges and workplaces all over America are harmed by abuse that falls short of rape.
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There are plenty of logistics to consider, including substandard pump rooms that are unfortunately common in many workplaces.
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Or, at some workplaces, getting to leave earlier and enjoy your day if you're willing to start earlier.
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This week, Fortune magazine named his company one of the top 10 large technology workplaces in the country.
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In most workplaces, clear evidence of lying about missed work, for most any reason, is grounds for dismissal.
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Democrats, they say, started to champion free markets, deregulation, nonunionized workplaces and a militaristic approach to foreign policy.
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Even in 2018, we're still fighting for equal pay in workplaces across the board — and that includes Hollywood.
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The new statistics show that ICE made 1,33 arrests at workplaces in the fiscal year that ended Sept.
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The single simplest and easiest thing to do is to measure the health effects of workplaces on people.
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"Culturally, hugging is not necessarily something that would be acceptable at many workplaces in the UK," she added.
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Despite advances in women's legal rights, a "good woman" in American workplaces is still shaped by gender stereotypes.
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Both young and old use the semantic camouflage of their eras and workplaces, hurling jargon at one another.
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White-collar tech workers who have traditionally shied away from political activism starting to mobilize in their workplaces.
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Workplaces are far more informal than they used to be, with less emphasis on protocol, rank and authority.
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Generally speaking, Bay Area tech companies have tended to cut their workplaces off from the communities surrounding them.
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We talked with Tu and Low about what being out looks and feels like in America's workplaces today.
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Employees should be told what technologies are being used in their workplaces and which data are being gathered.
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Take a look below at the 10 top-rated workplaces for 2019, according to employer reviews on Indeed:
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In Europe, hourly pay is 2503% lower in the most feminised workplaces than in mixed ones (see chart).
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While our own workplaces might not have a trophy, it can be easy to let competitiveness creep in.
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Three years later, the benefit is becoming more common in workplaces in Silicon Valley and beyond, surveys show.
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Casual gear like jogger pants and knit tops — often referred to as athleisure — are even creeping into workplaces.
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You have enriched our culture and our lives, and we value you in our workplaces and our communities.
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That's why it's time to move forward with the president's Executive Order on Fair Pay and Safe Workplaces.
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Members of Congress are granted policies, benefits and perks that grant them privileges denied in most other workplaces.
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For safe schools and workplaces, for gun control, reproductive rights, LGBTQ rights, and the next decade in America.
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We live in your communities; we have kids in your schools, relatives in your workplaces, churches and government.
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The study shows that the future of workplaces led by millennials may be different than many people expected.
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After all, gender equality in corporate workplaces has been the subject of widespread debate for over a decade.
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This Wired article makes a legitimate and important point about the toxicity of workplaces in the tech world.
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Such discrepancies are a prime example of the challenges that remain as workplaces try to eradicate sexual harassment.
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In a statement responding to the suit, McDonald's said it was working with franchisees to create safe workplaces.
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Apart from its legality in workplaces, Trump's language has ignited impassioned responses across racial, ethnic and political divides.
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Finally, it requires companies to tell the public what steps they take to prevent harassment in their workplaces.
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Much earlier in his tenure, in 2003, he succeeded in banning smoking in restaurants, bars and most workplaces.
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We stand with them, and remain in solidarity with women everywhere who have faced unsafe and abusive workplaces.
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We stand with them and remain in solidarity with women everywhere who have faced unsafe and abusive workplaces.
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In October New York became the 11th American state to ban e-cigarettes from workplaces, bars and restaurants.
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Union workers can and do collectively bargain to make their workplaces, communities, and the environment safer and healthier.
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Unlimited vacation or honors-system-style policies have become more common in other workplaces as well, recruiters say.
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Even in the best workplaces, there can be toxic employees and coworkers — which means you'll probably encounter one.
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The conditions she and Leiter say foster burnout have been characteristics of American workplaces for a long time.
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It's especially striking because today's schools and workplaces try to value something different: empathy, impulse control and collaboration.
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That model has been thoroughly upended, but our workplaces assume the public-private divide is still in place.
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As each new story breaks in Hollywood, the Weinstein story seems to extend its reach into other workplaces.
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Axios sat down with Briggs to learn how we can expect our workplaces to change as a result.
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The lawmaker said many young women struggle with workplaces that do not accommodate breastfeeding or other childcare needs.
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From people like me who have spent countless hours trying to find ways to make our workplaces safer?
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"I understand that some workplaces have dress codes, and that [Thorp] was expected to be 'smart,'" Braithwaite said.
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But it is understaffed and underfunded: OSHA inspected less than one percent of the country's workplaces in 2013.
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The law protects against bias in public spaces from restaurants and nightclubs in addition to schools and workplaces.
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The coronavirus outbreak has shut down factories and workplaces worldwide, impacting the global supply chain at every level.
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McDonald's told The New York Times that it is taking steps to prevent sexual harassment in its workplaces.
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The urgency of this problem was harder to see a generation ago, when kitchens were relatively marginal workplaces.
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Many workplaces that never before offered telecommuting have had to do so in the face of the coronavirus.
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For the unaware, Slack is a messaging tool that many workplaces (and friend groups) use to communicate remotely.
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Their workplaces include everything from big companies like Google and HP to tiny digital advertising or software startups.
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Even as dramatic headlines have captured attention, many women say they've seen zero change in their own workplaces.
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Gracie said companies struggle to end the pay gap when discrimination is so deeply ingrained in most workplaces.
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That's because these employees signed so-called mandatory arbitration agreements that are the new normal in American workplaces.
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These "Dreamers" live in our neighborhoods, attend our schools, fight for our country and contribute to our workplaces.
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For as long as we've had open space offices, we've had musings on the downsides of these workplaces.
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In Germany, a works council can be set up in all private workplaces with at least five employees.
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They fought for deregulation, reduced taxes, union-free workplaces, lower wages and much, much higher pay for themselves.
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At the community level, it means closing schools and workplaces and canceling events like concerts and Broadway shows.
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Mr. Damore's dismissal became a rallying point for conservatives who saw technology companies as workplaces dominated by groupthink.
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My feminist thinking about women and workplaces is now in pretty direct opposition to Sandberg's Lean In message.
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Schools and workplaces deal with sexual assaults as internal disciplinary matters instead of as what they are - crimes.
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Thousands of Americans are following this directive, and numerous workplaces have directed their employees to work from home.
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In our workplaces and communities, we must do all we can to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
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The coronavirus outbreak has shut down factories and workplaces worldwide, impacting the global supply chain at every level.
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Harassment is pervasive in professions like finance and technology, as well as workplaces like restaurants, factories and hotels.
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Boris Johnson is under growing pressure to step up the coronavirus lockdown by closing all non-essential workplaces.
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The coronavirus outbreak has shut down factories and workplaces worldwide, impacting the global supply chain at every level.
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But it's increasingly clear that this explanation overlooks deeper issues about the way workplaces operate, some experts say.
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"We have implemented various preventative measures across our restaurants and workplaces to help protect our employees and customers."
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We found people by using the data to identify their homes and workplaces and referencing other public information.
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It does mean, however, that a chatty workplace (most workplaces, save silent-vow monasteries) can be a challenge.
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Under "closed shop" rules, new employees at unionized workplaces must join the union or at least pay dues.
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These are symptoms of something researchers refer to as "diversity fatigue," a phenomenon affecting workplaces around the country.
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The conflictual realm of collective bargaining would disappear in favor of workplaces that had simply never been unionized.
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In Silicon Valley, where women have often battled hostile workplaces, many companies were eager to demonstrate their support.
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" A legal patchwork, it said, "is especially troublesome for companies with employees in workplaces across the United States.
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She was also part of a network of millions of people in cities and villages, universities and workplaces.
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The justices' decision could return American workplaces to the era of rotary phones, casual sexism, and closeted identity.
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And even in the most demographically diverse cities, there is often little integration of schools, neighborhoods and workplaces.
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At our best, our unions engage people in ways small and big every day in our own workplaces.
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They traded from their workplaces scattered around the world, from Chicago, New York, London, Zurich, Sydney and Singapore.
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Mr. Ford said about 103 percent of the workplaces have been redone on Microsoft's campus in Redmond, Wash.
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Like many interior office innovations, the trend in outdoor spaces has roots in the workplaces of technology giants.
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Google also announced it would add an artificially intelligent bot to Hangouts to help workplaces with scheduling meetings.
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"We thought it would be the perfect Secret Santa present at workplaces and stuff like that," Iñiguez says.
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Such NDA clauses are quite common, Rodriguez said, even in workplaces that may not have traditionally required them.
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While information technology firms make up about one-fifth of the Best Workplaces lists overall, there were other firms without "the luxury of sleeping pods, flexible work arrangements or smoothies in the pantry" that also made great workplaces, said Evelyn Kwek, managing director at the Great Place to Work Institute Singapore.
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These threats to our democracy and our workplaces come in the midst of new voting restrictions that exclude people of color and the poor from participating in elections, as well as ongoing attempts by state governments and the US Supreme Court to strip away workers' ability to organize their workplaces.
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I'm an organizational researcher at Stanford, so I've carefully reviewed thousands of economic papers on bullying and abusive workplaces.
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Many prefer to keep staff closer to home base, seeking to lure employees with chic workplaces and lavish perks.
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To test the SfootBD system, Reyes' team monitored participants in three different scenarios: airport security checkpoints, workplaces, and homes.
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If only more workplaces set their temperatures at normal levels and offered staff their own private kiddie pools. 9.
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And, while there are certainly some well-meaning workplaces, many trans and gender nonconforming people still don't feel welcome.
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In addition, many protections from discrimination and harassment at work are designed for large workplaces with dozens of employees.
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In the latter half of the 20th century, these shorts were fairly common in schools, workplaces, and civic institutions.
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Those outdoor recreational opportunities, paired the area's walkability to workplaces, shopping, and dining, helped attract new residents including millennials.
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Over the past few years, many workplaces have looked for ways to create more flexibility in individual work schedules.
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Being gay can be especially tough in some conservative Asian cultures, but supportive workplaces can make all the difference.
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Ivanka Trump also said workplaces need to make further efforts to respect women's values and accommodate work-family balance.
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In Indiana and Michigan, Republicans have banned requirements that all employees at unionized workplaces pay union dues or fees.
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EVEN as rich countries seek to rid workplaces of subtle gender bias, in many developing ones discrimination remains overt.
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Those abusers didn't just shape their workplaces or their industries; they shaped our politics, our culture, and our country.
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Facial recognition software reportedly alerts authorities if targeted individuals stray more than 1000 feet from their homes and workplaces.
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In the early 1990s such agreements covered only 2% of non-unionised workplaces; today they cover more than half.
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As last-mile training models are in simulated or actual workplaces, they are much more accessible to displaced workers.
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FIFO workplaces, where employees often live in isolated, temporary compounds, have been recognised as increasing risk of mental illness.
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If you thought tech companies were succeeding, even incrementally, at creating more inclusive workplaces, it's not entirely your fault.
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In fact, 87 percent of people at the best workplaces say they plan to stay for the long haul.
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If you look at many of the workplaces today, Jim helped think through that and implement that at Steelcase.
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And a product experience that brings a new and fresh take on how to bring more transparency to workplaces.
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From TMZ to US Weekly, the media fuels gossip mills that mimic those of our workplaces and friend groups.
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The public service, the military, and the RCMP spied on their own people, inside and outside of the workplaces.
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Intersectional analysis is crucial not only for accurately identifying harassment, but also for addressing the problems in our workplaces.
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Indeed, "How to Blow the Whistle on Fraud" posters should be standard at the workplaces of all government contractors.
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That can include the quality of facilities and workplaces and the appeal of employee programs, benefits and training opportunities.
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The first law under challenge is the Immigrant Workers Protection Act, which focuses on immigration enforcement in California workplaces.
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Ms. Miller said that being "stubborn" and "pigheaded" has helped her thrive in workplaces where foul language is standard.
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From a treatment perspective, "recovery friendly" workplaces help support struggling addicts and their families on the road to recovery.
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WHO and the International Labour Organization will also support companies and organizations to offer HIV self-tests in workplaces.
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Employers like Google and Amazon have already caught on to this fact, and many workplaces are now pet-friendly.
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Thirty-five percent of women we surveyed and 210 percent of men say they've witnessed discrimination in their workplaces.
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Meanwhile, 22 percent of women say creating more opportunities for mentorship and/or sponsorship would foster more inclusive workplaces.
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Ensuring that more employers raise standards for contracted and direct employees alike is essential in our increasingly "fissured" workplaces.
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As artificial intelligence and connected devices seep into homes and workplaces, data collection in our lives is becoming ubiquitous.
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But at the same time, it's super important that your information be anonymous to, obviously, the community and workplaces.
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I think that's the hard part is, we imagine all workplaces should all be the nice, same, nice place.
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As the sole employees in their workplaces, they don't even have the right to file a complaint of harassment.
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In both traditional and remote workplaces, victims often struggle with the fear of repercussions for speaking out or disbelief.
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The White House recently announced an effort to promote high-tech worker retraining for the workplaces of the future.
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Number employed in the US: 18,020What they do, according to O*NET: Help develop programs to make workplaces safer.
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Lysol is sprayed liberally at workplaces, while employees who feel the slightest tickle in their throat are sent home.
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Specifically for Covid-19, actions of universities and workplaces are closing and allowing telecommuting and distance learning make sense.
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Charlie Baker also ordered all nonessential businesses to shut down their physical workplaces from noon Tuesday until April 7.
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The coronavirus has shut down production on U.S. late night shows indefinitely as numerous workplaces implement social distancing policies.
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All three buildings are on the western side of the district, close to Midtown workplaces and Grand Central Terminal.
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Nearly 160 million Americans have private insurance through their workplaces, and most tell pollsters they are pleased with it.
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Millions will be watching in the stadiums of France, at friends' homes, in bars or quietly in their workplaces.
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The neighborhood needed to be walkable, with places to eat and shop, and convenient to Ms. Rizzo's two workplaces.
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The truth is, Andrés and his two primary workplaces, ThinkFoodGroup and World Central Kitchen, are preparing for the worst.
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A new Division of Economic Research could help adapt policymaking to workplaces that have been transformed since the 1930s.
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Plus, Kondo's next book is set to be released on April 7th and it focuses on tidying up workplaces.
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In Singapore the authorities sometimes list neighborhoods where patients lived, their workplaces and churches or mosques that they attended.
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And many art handlers have told Hyperallergic that blacklists exist at virtually all of their past and present workplaces.
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But some are concerned about the government's decision to keep borders, schools and workplaces open and to encourage tourism.
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So hedge funds are starting to offer perks inspired by Silicon Valley, like more casual workplaces and free food.
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Workplaces and businesses are shutting down and sending workers home out of concern about the spread of the coronavirus.
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Marvel Architects, a New York design firm, has incorporated such commonly requested features into clients' workplaces many times over.
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I've heard it used at two different workplaces, but I hope it's inferable for those unfamiliar with the term.
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While FMLA transformed workplaces when it was enacted over a quarter century ago, protections for today's workforce lag behind.
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Title VII prohibits workplaces, including colleges, from discriminating on the basis of sex, race, color, national origin, and religion.
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Serial entrepreneur Richard Branson said advances in technology mean that workplaces can reconsider the traditional five-day work week.
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Other companies are being sued for their handling of racist incidents at their workplaces, including the hanging of nooses.
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In all workplaces there is a risk that the way people behave could potentially lead to negative business outcomes.
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They can't bring back my job, and they can't breathe life back into the workplaces that have been destroyed.
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Tech workers also participated in the strike, with employees from Google, Amazon, and Facebook walking out of their workplaces.
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Advocacy groups encouraged supporters to wear black, leave their workplaces and use the hashtag #BelieveSurvivors on social media posts.
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Despite the national concern, the sexual harassment that occurs in everyday workplaces across America has not been much discussed.
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Ireland in 2004 became the first country to confront the effects of secondhand smoke and ban smoking in workplaces.
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The report suggests that many art schools are behind the times, failing to prepare students for 21st-century workplaces.
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The accusations against Mr. Pishevar, which were earlier reported by Bloomberg, follow heightened scrutiny of sexual misconduct in workplaces.
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Square Feet Despite a reputation for being bound by tradition, companies are embracing changes that have modernized other workplaces.
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And on Friday, a nationwide general strike brought anti-Trumpers out of the offices and workplaces to the streets.
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Right now, 25 American states, plus Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands, forbid smoking in bars, restaurants, and workplaces.
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"But I take today's apology as a promise from Samsung Electronics," to improve the safety of its workplaces, he said.
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The disaster will throw a new focus on safety standards at workplaces in Indonesia, where rules are often poorly enforced.
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A Google spokesperson provided the following statement to Gizmodo: Google is one of the most open workplaces in the world.
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As AI is used more often in workplaces, new jobs will become necessary to monitor and coordinate machines and robots.
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Then came the calls from phone booths, different workplaces, friends' phones, family members' phones, random phones he'd found lying around.
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Maybe they look around their neighborhoods and workplaces and fail to see those impacted by DACA and other governmental programs.
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Despite the increased awareness, many South Korean Blind users say they are yet to see significant changes in their workplaces.
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And other social distancing laws can also make sure people aren't congregating at places like schools, workplaces, or public events.
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"In a lot of workplaces, there is an expectation from employers that employees devote themselves fully to work," said Weisshaar.
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Google is already considering ways to update the Jamboard to make it integrate with other tools that workplaces rely on.
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Health-and-safety rules help explain why deaths from accidents in American workplaces fell by 65% between 1970 and 2015.
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Even on Monday, a large number of workplaces will remain closed and many white-collar workers were working from home.
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"Both Vox Media and Recode support safe and inclusive workplaces, and we take all labor-related matters seriously," she tweeted.
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The annual report is meant to rate U.S. workplaces on their inclusivity and diversity with regard to the LGBTQ+ community.
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And in my mind as somebody who litigates around these issues, I see workplaces where things have really gone wrong.
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According to Human Rights Watch, South Korea has a 37% gender wage gap with "widespread" gender discrimination in most workplaces.
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After discussing similar research, Greenaway challenged workplaces to reward women for being realistic, rather than praising men for being overconfident.
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Workplaces create their own hierarchies, regardless of whether the aim of the operation is to help people or make money.
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A majority of employees in their workplaces need to sign union membership cards, to show their support for collective bargaining.
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And many tech companies don't put the necessary effort into recruiting or designing workplaces for those with different accessibility needs.
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Slack has engrained itself into U.S. workplaces in the past few years, changing everything from office operations to social dynamics.
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"We can control what happens in our workplaces but that's not enough," IBM government affairs VP Chris Padilla told Axios.
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" Adds Martinez, who was also a victim of bullying: "It happens daily in schools and workplaces all over the country.
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Taylor saw substantial inefficiencies in factories and other workplaces, and he attributed many of the inefficiencies to mismanagement of labor.
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Back in the early 1990s, only around 2% of non-unionised workplaces used arbitration for employment disputes, says Mr Colvin.
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The thing I would say within workplaces is: Cultivate a curiosity, and I'm speaking here to women and to men.
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Revenue grew substantially faster at leading workplaces that demonstrated a commitment to inclusion and equal treatment, according to our research.
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There were almost 3 million private chargers at homes and workplaces and about 430,000 public chargers in 2017, it says.
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As artificial intelligence becomes integrated into more technology in our homes and workplaces, concerns about its ethical implications are growing.
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"Sexist dress codes which objectify women and make LGBT+ employees feel excluded have no place in modern workplaces," said Smethers.
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Sexual harassment in the field of scientific research is prevalent, per Vox, when studies occur in remote workplaces (like Antarctica).
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Take a look below to see what other workplaces round out the top 10 list for best compensation and benefits:
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TacoBot is currently in a private testing phase with select workplaces, including SAV Studios, Thought Catalog, Giphy, Fullscreen, and FoodBeast.
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In some workplaces, new hires can tick a box indicating they do not wish to earn more than these sums.
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They want to remind people that their workplaces are diverse, and that they should show mutual respect for each other.
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And voters think those industries — but not their own workplaces — are where the problem of sexual harassment is most prevalent.
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Free meals, dog-friendly workplaces and other fun perks are becoming increasingly common at companies trying to attract top talent.
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That's why we introduced the Sunlight in Workplace Harassment Act, a bill to increase the transparency of harassment in workplaces.
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The Rana Plaza collapse sparked international condemnation and scrutiny of an industry notorious for its hazardous workplaces and poor wages.
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And women need to feel and to be safe on campaigns, in their workplaces, on campuses and in their homes.
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Would that mean that replacing them with less macho bosses and managers might be enough to rid workplaces of abuse?
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The American College of Surgeons is also encouraging schools and workplaces to put bleeding control kits next to automatic defibrillators.
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The Las Vegas casino scene runs counter to most American workplaces, where women tend to lose power as they age.
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No amount of education, of mentors, or of amazingly supportive workplaces would have prepared me for this level of discrimination.
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The rule is a byproduct of the Fair Pay and Safe Workplaces executive order President Obama issued in July 2014.
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It is not unreasonable to demand that men in workplaces act as if the year were 2017 and not 2003.
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Fifty-five percent of men said that disrespectful behavior toward women was "often or always addressed quickly" in their workplaces.
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If nothing else, Scott's book explains why majority-female workplaces and industries tend not to be too feminist in practice.
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Major chemical companies know this and don't follow OSHA standards in their own workplaces; they control exposures at lower levels.
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Specifically, it would take away our retirement benefits, discouraging people from becoming law enforcement reps and making their workplaces unsafe.
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And, while it's less sexy to talk about, it's also going to contribute to creating more efficient and safe workplaces.
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He thinks Japanese workplaces are hostile to openly gay people, so he celebrates the same-sex marriage movement in Japan.
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The second is to reduce smoking nationwide through measures such as increased tobacco taxes and making all workplaces smoke-free.
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Fault lines are bound to open as the work of school shifts home and pressure increases on families and workplaces.
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Unemployment applications are soaring through the roof, restaurants and workplaces are shuttering by the day, and the markets are tumbling.
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A nation-wide lockdown — the closing of schools, restaurants, stores, workplaces and the banning of public gatherings — will be critical.
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This could result in everything from schools to shut down, workplaces and businesses to close, and even city-wide quarantines.
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And far from fading, the Brexit divide seems to have become entrenched within many British workplaces, families and social circles.
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But this real-world scenario reinforces the growing amount of research that reveals how unfavorable workplaces can be for women.
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I mean, it had been so normalized in our workplaces that people just assumed this is the way life is.
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"All of us are responsible for the culture of our workplaces, which we protect by insisting on transparency and integrity."
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Diane Swonk, chief economist at Grant Thornton, said the white-collar hiring reflected the adoption of new technologies in workplaces.
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Some members of the public are also advocating a walkout of schools and workplaces with #covid19walkout also trending on Twitter.
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"Women's advancement in workplaces has flatlined," said Ellen Galinsky, the president and a founder of the Families and Work Institute.
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But also, count yourself lucky, because I suspect that in most workplaces, there are more important things to worry about.
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There would also be considerable efforts to increase journalists' input in their workplaces through stock-ownership plans and stronger unions.
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LONDON — Increasing numbers of workplaces around the world are embracing technology, and a greater array of tasks is being automated.
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Many are unaware that their visas die if not especially extended when their schools or workplaces are closed even temporarily.
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But she said education needed to be done for the police, in schools, in workplaces and in the care sector.
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Over 2,000 tech workers polled by anonymous chat app Blind indicate widespread concern about catching the coronavirus from their workplaces.
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That same year, he signed the Smoke-Free Air Act, which banned smoking in indoor workplaces -- particularly restaurants and bars.
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But the judge also temporarily barred a law that had required employers to restrict federal immigration officials' access to workplaces.
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Warren said in a statement that the "Me Too" movement has reminded people that sexual harassment happens in all workplaces.
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Employee relations issues are often amplified at Interior's agencies due to longstanding cultural structures, remote workplaces and similar unique circumstances.
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And, as workplaces become increasingly fissured, more and more people are being hired as independent contractors rather than staff employees.
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Sanders would redirect government resources toward inspecting workplaces for wage and safety violations, with a focus on immigrant-heavy industries.
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The firm is ranked as one of the best workplaces, and it also offers $165,000 starting salaries to new hires.
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The city of Beijing has imposed new rules on workplaces, including one that prohibits workers from eating face-to-face.
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Without "adult supervision" and institutional restraints, the C.E.-Bro's vices end up infecting the culture of the workplaces they control.
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Part of that is because there have been more investigations into workplaces and detaining and deporting folks that are undocumented.
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We used awards and honors such as Fortune's 100 Best Workplaces for Diversity list to decide which companies to include.
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Despite this rapid growth, today's diversity industry has largely failed to usher in the diverse workplaces and schools it promises.
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The allegations against Savage come as Hollywood organizations like Time's Up aim to curtail gender-based harassment in all workplaces.
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We had the right to demand something better for our workplaces, for our childhoods, for our schools, for our bodies.
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And workplaces, like restaurants and stores, are "booby-trap hotspots" — meaning, places where you're more likely to eat unhealthy foods.
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This means the EPA will not evaluate the risk from asbestos in our homes, schools, workplaces and already built infrastructure.
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She worried that in her previous workplaces, people would resent her for taking the time out from a hectic workday.
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Workplaces should "become obsessed with deviant behavior," he added, and socialize everyone with proper training, starting with first-line supervisors.
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The culture in which they grew up is the one they find rewarded in college and in their future workplaces.
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Right-to-work laws weaken labor unions because they let workers at unionized workplaces opt out of paying union fees.
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Sexual harassment and sexual assault in professional workplaces is widespread in America -- but there are positive steps we can take.
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Automation is infiltrating our workplaces and if your job hasn't been impacted yet, it likely will see some changes soon.
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These interior details are signature to Delos, a wellness real estate company known for designing health-promoting homes and workplaces.
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Many workers enjoy independence as contractors, but most workers outside the government and rapidly shrinking unionized workplaces suffer terrible insecurity.
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Years of research has shown that more diverse workplaces are more innovative and thus perform better than those that aren't.
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What's more, if employees are not able to work from home, companies need to re-adjust workplaces for social distancing.
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She faced problems common among breast-feeding women working in male-dominated workplaces: Nowhere to pump and no employer support.
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But first, he must obtain his certification, and travel around workplaces in France and abroad to become a skilled craftsman.
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They also worked out access to the girl, her family, her home, her school, and even the workplaces of her parents.
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The guidelines envisioned sweeping protections for faith-based practices in private workplaces, in government jobs and grants, and in running prisons.
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From 1940-'283, the Luftwaffe destroyed those things that made Birmingham a cultural jewel: its workplaces, schools, churches, and shopping centers.
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Turning off notifications and setting and communicating clear email rules in workplaces and after hours can disrupt that addictive dopamine loop.
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It's a great atmosphere, very chill, and low pressure without any of the depressing corporate bureaucracy you'll find in larger workplaces.
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Proponents of "religious liberty" argue that religiously oriented workplaces should be allowed to consider a person's sexual orientation in doing business.
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But [employers] don't think that's happening in their workplaces, which is probably wrong based on the number of charges we get.
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She further points out, correctly, a similar occurrence back in the 1980s — also a period of massive change at our workplaces.
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She feels proper training is necessary in all workplaces, and that any claims should be looked at seriously and with consistency.
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Compared with the previous fiscal year, ICE has made more than five times as many immigration arrests at workplaces this year.
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Tom Rosenberg, chief executive of the American Camp Association, says a growing number focus on skills in demand at modern workplaces.
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Some people knew many others at their workplaces who agreed with them on Warren, but they also knew people who disagreed.
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This isn't about the music industry...It's a much broader conversation about a massive shift we need to have in workplaces.
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The feature is rolling out now to workplaces that are either now running extremely efficiently or have halted to a standstill.
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"Both Vox Media and Recode support safe and inclusive workplaces, and we take all labor-related matters seriously," the spokesperson said.
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Conveniently, there's a very simple solution to this mess: changing how much time we expect parents to spend at their workplaces.
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Many workplaces struggled with crafting messages that would be "fair" and responsive to the many feelings and concerns that were present.
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The law, due to come into force after the president's assent, will apply to all workplaces with 10 or more employees.
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It has seen the long-overdue punishment of some brutish men who had groped and leered their way round their workplaces.
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But it's notable how pessimistic American women are about their workplaces changing, and that's a problem employers have to reckon with.
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While it's still more common for men in American workplaces to have power over women, the reverse, of course, also occurs.
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Coming face to face with insects that we share our homes and workplaces with might get a conversation going, Kariko said.
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Take a look below to see which other leading companies rounded out the top 10 list for best workplaces in tech:
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"This is a good start, and this law can hopefully make workplaces more inclusive and foster some productive conversations," Gibson said.
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Ms Boushey therefore wants America's government to step into parts of workplaces and homes that it has hitherto chosen to avoid.
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Many women expressed relief that the systemic misogyny and sexual harassment they have experienced in their workplaces have become public knowledge.
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But toxic workplaces don't just appear — they often develop when too many aspects of the workplace are left open for interpretation.
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Yuppie Psycho feels like it came directly from people who are all too familiar with toxic workplaces, and it feels right.
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It's an impressive report that could stand as a case study for other organizations looking to make their workplaces more inclusive.
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Meanwhile, members of the House Ethics Committee called on leaders from both parties to help prevent sexual harassment in congressional workplaces.
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She founded Goomi, a wellness company that brings fitness and cooking and meditation classes to workplaces and schools across the country.
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Wadhawan believes that workplaces where people of color are seen and valued are possible, but it takes work to get there.
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"Quiet, more reflective temperaments have really influenced the world," she says, "so workplaces should adapt to harness the talents of introverts."
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If it's for doing our jobs, we need workplaces that encourage us to put our phones away at a certain time.
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Right now, Schwartz writes in "Why We Work," many workplaces are demotivating because they offer financial incentives for hitting specific goals.
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Implement due process for women who are sexually harassed at workplaces by eliminating mandatory arbitration and providing access to federal courts.
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For eight years, the board's power and influence expanded as it diminished the rights and freedoms of employees in America's workplaces.
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Today, there are an estimated 150,000-plus unfilled positions in robotics-related workplaces in the U.S. alone, according to industry surveys.
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I've been asking myself this simple question: Will our girls finally be the ones to have workplaces free from sexual harassment?
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The single most important factor is reforming workplaces so that flexibility—which fewer women than men possess—isn't so well remunerated.
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Some employees are currently protected from discrimination for discussing their pay, yet despite the law, many workplaces have "pay secrecy" policies.
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Women are subjected to sexist dress codes — requiring high heels and make up, or banning glasses — in workplaces around the globe.
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Researchers say the best way to prevent sexual harassment in workplaces is to create a culture in which it isn't tolerated.
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Don't casually ask married women or women with children how they manage their responsibilities between their workplaces and their homes. 96.
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Its purported purpose is to celebrate working men and women and their — our — progress toward better working conditions and fairer workplaces.
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This isn't to say that stronger worker power, for example in the form of unions, automatically rids workplaces of sexual harassment.
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The thought that millennials would unionize newsrooms was once considered outlandish, especially as overall union membership has declined in US workplaces.
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In some workplaces, taking a lunch break can be difficult, especially for those providing patient care in hospitals and nursing homes.
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Currently in Canberra, kangaroos are looking for food at the same times as residents are traveling between their homes and workplaces.
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Now he&aposs leading Eskalera&aposs efforts to help tech and finance organizations improve their performance by building diverse, inclusive workplaces.
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Women are particularly well-equipped to navigate stormy workplaces full of drama kings and insecure men who need constant ego-boosting.
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"As schools, academic institutions and workplaces start telling people to stay home and work remotely, (sports) may follow suit," said Igel.
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To be clear, video conferencing hardware has come a long way since it first appeared in workplaces starting in the 1980s.
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More factories are beginning to stagger shifts in their workplaces in a bid to maintain current production levels, the Journal reported.
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It's not uncommon to find shingleback lizards in backyards, spiny echidnas in suburban parks, or poisonous brown snakes in office workplaces.
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Andrew M. Cuomo on Monday signed a bill to ban vaping anywhere cigarettes are already prohibited, like workplaces, restaurants and bars.
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Even topics considered out of bounds at other workplaces — like sharp criticism of its own products — are discussed openly and celebrated.
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Instead of wading through emails and instant messaging apps, Slack lets workplaces easily handle group convos, private messages, and file transfers.
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In their latest 'Workplaces' segment, FVF's Sarah Rowland interviews 82-year-old fashion designer Manuel Cuevas in his Nashville, Tennesse shop.
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It's no wonder that existing cooperatives — firms owned by the people who work there — today are more productive than traditional workplaces.
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Silicon Valley does try to pioneer workplaces, but it's mostly through having quonset hut offices or, you know, something weird. Yeah.
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Revulsion against harassing behavior — in this case, men with power refusing to be associated with it — could change workplaces and schools.
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There is no law that stops employees from sharing salary information, but myths persist at many workplaces that sharing is forbidden.
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Employers that champion women face accusations of discriminating against their pregnant workers, showing how widespread the problem is in American workplaces.
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The court said that in public-sector workplaces where unions are present, employees no longer have to pay fair-share fees.
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She witnessed, and illustrated, the feminist movement around the world, and pictured women in their workplaces — bank clerks, models, strippers, cleaners.
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While highly measured and optimized workplaces are meritocratic, he said, meritocracy can be carried to an extreme, citing the movie Gattaca.
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Like many other workplaces around the world, my office has made the move to close its doors for the time being.
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With more than 121,2000 people around the world infected with coronavirus, workplaces may turn to video interviews as a safer option.
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These conditions create a near-guarantee that workers will defy public health warnings and trudge into their workplaces, regardless of symptoms.
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These are the people who prepare food in restaurants, take care of the young, sick, and elderly, and keep workplaces clean.
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Millions of people spent the holiday on the job, and many workplaces have forged holiday traditions out of the shared obligation.
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Software company HubSpot Inc topped the 100 best workplaces list, while Alphabet Inc's Google ranked number 11 and Apple Inc 84.
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Bad men are not just on our TV screens, but in our classrooms, our workplaces, our friend circles, even our families.
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It's all about how the laid back atmosphere of startup offices is taking over other workplaces outside of the technology industry.
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The danger is that, as forms of surveillance increase, particularly with private surveillance in workplaces, businesses and homes, our expectations fall.
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Her 1988 book "In the Age of the Smart Machine" highlighted how automation might lead to less hierarchical, more collaborative workplaces.
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From our supply chains to our workplaces to our consumers — our scale has the potential to reach large numbers of people.
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I work in a brick-and-mortar university, one of the most institutionally conservative workplaces in the world outside North Korea.
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In Naples, Florida, for example, Blue Zones teams have worked with schools, restaurants, grocery stores and workplaces to encourage healthier lifestyles.
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Women will settle for nothing less than full equality — in their homes, in their workplaces, and in the halls of Congress.
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If this had been a weekday, the absence of women would most visibly have affected the commuter trains, workplaces and schools.
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Sanders' labor proposal would allow workplaces to organize by card check, and would extend the right to stroke to federal workers.
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For many with marketable skills, their laptops have now become their workplaces because their jobs can be performed from almost anywhere.
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The investigators obtained telephone bills, call lists, credit reports, court records, electronic communications, and photographs of Mr. Fahmy's residences and workplaces.
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They, along with several others interviewed, cited sustained, even dangerous, abuse in workplaces from factories to shipyards, mines to construction sites.
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Few workplaces in the real world celebrate the season with as much commitment and recklessness as the Dunder Mifflin Paper Company.
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The two discovered widespread dissatisfaction among white-collar office workers, as well as a search for "meaning" amidst often discriminatory workplaces.
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The likes of Slack, HipChat and Flowdock are infiltrating workplaces across the world, promising progress in how teams communicate and collaborate.
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But, as a primary method of communication, real-time communication is a bad idea in most workplaces most of the time.
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From a collaboration perspective, there have been a number of advancements around both software and hardware being used in various workplaces.
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We should be supporting union drives, so that workers with non-famous bosses have enough power to demand abuse-free workplaces.
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" The network said in a statement that it takes "any threats to CNN employees or workplaces, around the world, extremely seriously.
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Ultimately, he told Reuters Health, he wants workplaces to be part of the equation and choose the best options for their staff.
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Borders says she wants the organization to help identify solutions that companies can use to help drive equality and create safe workplaces.
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We demand that our workplaces are diverse and equitable so that they can best reflect the world in which we actually live.
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Wilson moved quickly and, by April 2016, more than 200 Pinetopians were receiving lightning-fast gigabit internet to their homes and workplaces.
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Sadly, mass shootings in the U.S. have now taken place at schools, movie theaters, churches, concerts, workplaces — even at YouTube — and elsewhere.
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Sleeping with a co-worker is pretty much a no-no in all workplaces, especially so in the sensitive world of politics.
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At a time when more people are working jobs behind screens, sometimes remotely in distributed workplaces, Slack is the new office watercooler.
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But, she adds, open workplaces and flat organizational charts don't equal an inclusive workplace — and might even create opportunities for unwanted contact.
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Filmmaking, which requires so many different individuals to come together to create something beautiful, might even become a model for other workplaces.
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Workplaces will encourage employees to take a break, whether that means a half day or just 20 minutes away from their desk.
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A few of the websites display an address that belongs to a coworking space called Pacific Workplaces based in Palo Alto, California.
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Even on Monday, a large number of workplaces and schools will remain closed and many white-collar employees will work from home.
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And the current administration eliminated the 2014 Fair Pay and Safe Workplaces Order, walking back basic protections for women in the workplace.
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Slack and other consumer-grade productivity tools have been taking off in workplaces large and small — and data governance hasn't caught up.
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Characters struggle with discrimination in their workplaces, families, and even within the LGBTQ party scene where cis gay men were especially exclusive.
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This leads to all kinds of implications as more robots are deployed in homes, workplaces, schools, hospitals, nursing homes and other places.
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Even on Monday, a large number of workplaces will remain closed and many white-collar workers will continue to work from home.
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What might they hope to gain from this revolutionary moment, and will any of the promised changes "trickle down" to their workplaces?
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This year alone it is installing 800,000 public charging-points, including 100,000 semipublic ones at workplaces and for taxis and commercial vehicles.
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In one of the many asterisks that dot the Medicare landscape, this is NOT true for workplaces having fewer than 20 employees.
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While they speak mainly about flexible working hours, workplaces where women are not groped or propositioned would presumably also be a draw.
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Your special report on artificial intelligence in business (March 21.2st) mused that "AI will make workplaces more efficient, safer—and much creepier".
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These consequences are not divorced from office culture, and the power dynamics in workplaces that make romantic relationships potentially damaging for women.
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This includes everything from safer workplaces with fewer injuries to greater personal satisfaction from performing more skilled work, creating a positive cycle.
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"The challenge Deaf Gain offers for NASA and all workplaces is to rethink their automatic assumptions about deaf people's capabilities," Murray says.
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The study also mapped commutes based on the fastest route from homes to workplaces, and it's possible some participants took different routes.
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Economists and consulting firms have long predicted that AI will change workplaces and the workforce, but I think they've been underselling it.
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Friends traded theories and rumors, and workplaces came to a standstill when TV stations cut to live broadcasts of police news conferences.
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When will the men who make political decisions, run workplaces and lead businesses decide that respect and equality for women is important?
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But more needs to be done in workplaces across the country to root out the kind of behavior that he engaged in.
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PEOPLE used Great Place to Work's extensive database and inside knowledge of outstanding workplaces around the globe to create the top 50.
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Goldman Sachs recently relaxed its dress code because of "the changing nature of workplaces generally in favor of a more casual environment."
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Previously, smoking was banned in schools, universities, health clinics and government offices, but not indoor offices and workplaces, bars, restaurants and cafes.
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A third company currently in stealth mode is looking at a new way to resolve workplaces' perennial conflict between security and productivity.
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"Unless there is a culture that accepts that mothers and children are part of our workplaces, we won't change anything," Ardern said.
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But Congress has failed to pass the Equality Act, which would bring equality to LGBT people in their homes and workplaces nationwide.
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Description: Summer helps employers prevent and manage stress and anxiety in their workplaces by offering them self-guided and coach-assisted programs.
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Beyond the detention of Garcia de Rayos, ICE conducted large raids this week on homes and workplaces that further alarmed Hispanic communities.
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More grisly scenes are likely this weekend, when 22m Thais travel back to their workplaces after celebrating Songkran, the Thai new year.
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They're also allowed to collect so-called "agency fees" from people who work in unionized workplaces but aren't members of the union.
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As a result, many workplaces have introduced lifting training and ergonomic equipment, such as hoists, in an effort to reduce back injuries.
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The task ahead for women returning to transformed workplaces, or preparing to face down the bad actors in their lives, is immense.
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And while many stories have centered on sexual harassment in the entertainment industry, harassment occurs in workplaces across the country -- including Congress.
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There was less emphasis on enforcement, going into workplaces and punishing violations, he said, and more on educating employers about potential infractions.
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Voluntary or not, this practice, alongside all the other monitoring methods that abound in today's workplaces, is raising eyebrows and ethical questions.
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"It's not as prevalent as it is in other workplaces, but that's not important," Duff said when asked how pervasive it is.
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They choose their workplaces, not just based on the paycheck but they want to be in places that align with their values.
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When workers are able to join together in strong unions, they earn higher wages that lift up entire communities, including unorganized workplaces.
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About 70 percent of workplaces offer additional optional coverage, and about 40 percent of employees take them up on it, LIMRA says.
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The current media environment is bringing a much-needed focus to the important issue of preventing harassment in workplaces across the country.
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"The sad fact is that, just as in other public and private workplaces, sexual harassment issues are often not reported," Duff writes.
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Google says it remains one of the most open workplaces in world, giving employees multiple forums to raise concerns and receive feedback.
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There's new data to suggest that executives and the employees who work for them rarely see eye-to-eye about their workplaces.
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But there are also approaches institutions can follow, actions too many are failing to take -- including college campuses, workplaces, and the military.
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This month, the Department of Labor took an important step to make tens of thousands of American workplaces safer and more respectful.
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America's 56 million Latinos — one third of whom are under 18 — are helping to shape America's future in classrooms, workplaces and neighborhoods.
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Unsafe or inaccessible workplaces should not be a reason to withhold pay, terminate, or otherwise penalize employees — including hourly and contract workers.
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The lawmakers, however, claim the best way to ensure fair pay and safe workplaces is to enforce existing suspension and debarment rules.
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People are struggling, and if we open our eyes and our hearts, we see this in our homes, workplaces, and public places.
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She tells Broadly that workplaces should be doing a number of things to support those coming forward or thinking about coming forward.
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Why it matters: Match's effort joins a broader public conversation about sexual assault and harassment taking place inside and outside of workplaces.
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In many workplaces, admins distribute agendas prior to important meetings, allowing the attendees to gain a sense of what they'll be discussing.
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This is because many service-sector activities may be curbed by government and private firms shutting down workplaces as a precautionary measure.
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In fact, the government has previously regulated safety in the entertainment industry and other workplaces where workers were killed by dangerous animals.
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In her words With the help of intelligent machines, humans can be nudged to make choices that make workplaces fairer for everyone.
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New York now has a list of professions and workplaces that will not have to abide by the order to stay home.
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With mass shootings in schools, theaters, churches and workplaces, experts in threat assessment have come up with advice about what to do.
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Although people are often drawn to the workplaces with the highest status, it's not always best to be in the biggest pond.
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I put out a call for stories from post-chat workplaces, and some replies were indistinguishable from the company's own case studies.
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"They romanticize their workplaces and treat their black characters as the ideal crowbar for closed white minds and insulated lives," he writes.
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At large workplaces like universities, workers often don't know all of their colleagues, so communication can be limited without the Excelsior list.
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But it lets viewers indulge vicariously in the kinds of abundance and experimentation that, off camera, few kitchens and workplaces now enjoy.
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Schools, restaurants and most shops have been closed but so far, factories, offices and other workplaces have been allowed to remain open.
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The hotel employees' union, for instance, wants labor contracts to assert that employers will not allow ICE agents into workplaces without warrants.
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The coronavirus outbreak has shut down factories and workplaces worldwide, and both large companies and small businesses are scrambling to meet demand.
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All employers who pay unemployment insurance for their workers are required to sign up by 2020 — about 60,000 workplaces and 103,000 workers.
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These trends have become endemic to the American workplace, where the 40-hour work week is all but defunct in most workplaces.
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The order closes and restricts restaurant operations, public gatherings of more than 50 people and the suspension of schools and "noncritical" workplaces.
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The data included location coordinates from users' last posts, many of which traced to specific schools, workplaces, military bases and residential neighborhoods.
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As concern about the coronavirus continues to build, many workplaces are encouraging people to work remotely to prevent it from spreading further.
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All of which prompts the question: After pulling down the walls that defined yesterday's workplaces, are we once again putting them up?
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His bilingual advertisements showed up at their doorsteps, on the radio, at their workplaces, and online starting as early as June 2019.
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By expanding LGBTQ employment, creating equal opportunity workplaces, and advocating for LGBTQ-friendly public policy, we can begin to reach our potential.
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P. also works in government, so we know how frustrating these workplaces can get sometimes, and his week was full of bureaucracy.
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"Workplaces need to change," says Yrthya Dinzey-Flores, who spoke at Fulcrum and was most recently a VP at Warner Media Group.
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They also know that American workers waged a long hard battle for decent wages, safe workplaces, job security, and better retirement benefits.
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The CCTV report was required viewing at workplaces and universities across China, according to notices posted on websites and on bulletin boards.
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Even so, the number of complaints filed to the EEOC is believed to vastly underestimate the scope of harassment in American workplaces.
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The Supreme Court is now being asked to decide whether the 1977 decision to uphold union shops in public workplaces, Abood v.
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And this fall, students enrolled in simulated workplaces will need to participate in one of the program's boldest elements: random drug testing.
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Even on Monday, a large number of workplaces and schools will remain closed and many white-collar employees will work from home.
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Or the fact that inhospitable workplaces and economic constraints mean many women never have a real choice in the matter at all.
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By 1900 a host of companies were producing them, and soon the cacophony of clacking keys was transforming workplaces across the globe.
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It also changes the composition of the local population, threatening the "compositional amenities" that natives derive from their neighborhoods, schools, and workplaces.
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Equitable and inclusive workplaces provide organizations and individuals with a bridge to understand those communities that resist oppression on a daily basis.
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The Global Climate Strike is a week-long international event that encourages employees to walk out from their workplaces to raise awareness.
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"The sad fact is that, just as in other public and private workplaces, sexual harassment issues are often not reported," he wrote.
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Not surprisingly, our homes, schools and workplaces have been flooded with prescription opioid drugs, and millions of Americans have become needlessly addicted.
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Starting in July 2017, employers will be required to electronically submit information to OSHA about injuries and illnesses stemming from their workplaces.
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As of Friday, the box was replaced with links to information on how OSHA is working with employers to create safer workplaces.
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The Trump Labor Department wants to loosen protections that prevent teenagers from working longer hours at hazardous workplaces, Bloomberg Law reported Tuesday.
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While this may be true at many workplaces, said Mr. Williamson, who is black, it is particularly so at big law firms.
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Numerous workplaces have temporarily shut down as the virus spread across the globe, including at least one of Apple's South Korean suppliers.
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The CIO's leaders and organizers believed that African-American support was crucial in industrial workplaces where replacement workers were a recurrent threat.
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President Donald Trump's legal team cautioned staff to remove all campaign materials from their workplaces now that his reelection efforts are underway.
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Even in workplaces with a commitment to diversity, promotion decisions can leave women and people of color underrepresented at the upper ranks.
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Above all, they embraced a certain pathos, the idea that these workplaces could serve as places for makeshift families to come together.
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And they usually involved very beautiful people doing things in improbably beautiful workplaces, restaurants, and apartments, some of which became instantly iconic.
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In the workplaces of the future, Krawcheck argues that typically female character traits will put women at an advantage over their male counterparts.
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ICE said most of the people targeted this week -- in homes and workplaces from Southern California to Atlanta and other cities -- are criminals.
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Where safety is concerned, Amazon was named among the most dangerous workplaces this year by the National Council for Occupational Safety and Health.
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Under George W. Bush, on the other hand, immigration raids — whether on residential neighborhoods or in workplaces — were the centerpiece of immigration enforcement.
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Students might be able to telecommute to school on certain days the same way that some workplaces allow employees to work from home.
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That could include unique furniture and additional Surface accessories from Steelcase and perhaps an idea of when we'll see Microsoft's visions inside workplaces.
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It's still a boys club in many workplaces across the country, and New Girl took on this exact problem on Tuesday night's episode.
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The American Psychological Association's Center for Organizational Excellence has a host of free resources for employers to use to create psychological healthy workplaces.
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About 1,200 people — 200 of them children — were injured, mostly by glass that exploded into schools and workplaces, according to Russia's Interior Ministry.
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" She added: "By lifting the veil of secrecy and increasing transparency and accountability, the EMPOWER Act will create more respectful and equitable workplaces.
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We've seen a lot of agitation among employees at companies like Google and Amazon for more inclusive workplaces that has made a difference.
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Looking at over 150 million employer reviews and ratings on its platform, Indeed compiled a list of the top-rated workplaces in 2019.
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Yet the study did find that while psychopathic tendencies aren't running wild in workplaces, they are being obscured by a gender double standard.
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But many workplaces—UCLA included—are full of non-employees, so employers could be subject to lawsuits that don't focus on workplace standards.
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Slack, which has been widely adopted in workplaces, is a chat platform that allows people to quickly — and often informally — message one another.
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Workplaces accustomed to taking everything they can from employees will need to own their culpability and turn self-care into a company priority.
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In Florida, Amendment 9, which would ban offshore drilling under state waters (and, uh, ban indoor vaping in workplaces), won easily, 69-31.
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Just as we must challenge the Islamist extremist ideology offline -- in our schools, universities, workplaces and mosques -- we must do so online, too.
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After seven years in office the country is home to more guns than ever: 350m by some estimates, in 65m households and workplaces.
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An additional 7 million Americans would lose coverage, as the CBO expects the Republican plan would encourage some workplaces to drop their offerings.
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" It also says it's committed to providing a "safe and healthy workplaces", and that "employees must be compensated fairly for all hours worked.
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Writes Weinstein: I came of age in the 60's and 70's, when all the rules about behavior and workplaces were different.
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When entire groups of people are being blocked from economic and emotional security, workplaces suffer in terms of diversity of perspective and worldview.
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