Here’s to the Women Who Pioneered Today’s Remote-Working Model

The COVID-triggered societal shift to remote work may be here to stay. But working from home whilst juggling domestic responsibilities is nothing new for many of the women who now constitute more than half of the American workforce. Here’s how this new mentality will realign workforce expectations, promote compassion, and even encourage organizational growth!

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Laura Conover
Crucial Employee Pay Reminders for the New Year

After an unprecedented year, there's light at the end of the tunnel with the economy poised to enjoy a swift, strong, and sustained recovery. When this happens, how should you address employee pay as a business leader? Here are some key considerations on compensation packages for the new year.

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Laura Conover
How You Handle Layoffs Says a Lot About Your Company

We are experiencing heart-wrenching times. If the economic downturn is forcing you to make difficult personnel choices, even mass layoffs, it is important to do it smoothly, in a tactful manner befitting your company’s reputation. Learn more about handling layoffs in our current economy in this article.

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Laura Conover
Avoiding Painful Confrontations? It Can Cost You as a Leader Today

Conflict avoidance can be detrimental — and costly — when practiced in professional settings. Managers who allow bad behavior and even professional incompetence to go unaddressed, even if done in the name of “team cohesion”, can end up costing their organizations hours in time lost and untold dollars in lost productivity. Here’s how avoiding painful confrontation can cost you as a leader!

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Laura Conover