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Half of workers feel pressured to work late Here s why they shouldn t

In spite of modern-day corporate messaging about getting behind employee work-life balance and mental health advocacy, more than half of employees still feel pressured into working late. Last month’s Workforce Index by Slack, the workplace communications app, shows that two workers in five take on additional hours outside of the set eight-hour day, either by…

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Why you shouldn t write off job hunting over the holidays

Why you shouldn t write off job hunting over the holidays
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Why you shouldn t write off job hunting over the holidays

Why you shouldn t write off job hunting over the holidays
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Thinking about quitting your job? So are 39% of US employees

Thinking about quitting your job? So are 39% of US employees
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Thinking about quitting your job? So are 39% of US employees

A new piece of research has found 39% of employees who have been with a company for less than six months plan to leave within the next 12 months, a six point increase from last year. With the new-job honeymoon phase well and truly over, employees are increasingly determined to make their voices heard when…

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