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The great post-pandemic pay debate: Should where you work affect your salary?

The great post-pandemic pay debate: Should where you work affect your salary?
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Hybrid return-to-office models could create subcaste of workers

Hybrid return-to-office models could create subcaste of workers By Megan Cerullo Hybrid work models could create divisions More than a year after companies across the globe sent workers scurrying home amid the spread of COVID-19, some employers are encouraging and even ordering people back to the office. An estimated 80,0000 municipal workers in New York City went back on the job on Monday, while JPMorgan Chase, the country s largest bank, said it expects most of its U.S.-based employees to return to their offices come July. Goldman Sachs wants its U.S. and UK employees back at their desks by June.

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Working from home is here to say, latest job listings show

Working from home is here to say, latest job listings show
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Will we ever get back to the office?

Will we ever get back to the office? CBSNews © CBS News working-in-the-kitchen-1280.jpg Nearly a year into the pandemic, many of us have gotten used to online meetings – and it s still not easy. Raffaella Sadun and Jeffrey Polzer know all about the difficulties of working from home. Both are professors at Harvard Business School. Sadun said, It all started, I think, from a very personal recognition that something was happening to the way in which we were interacting. © Provided by CBS News Harvard Business School professors Raffaella Sadun and Jeffrey Polzer join Sadun, an organizational economist, and Polzer, a professor in organizational behavior, began studying randomized data from the emails and online meetings of more than three million people in 16 cities around the world.

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