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How to Avoid Burnout for Shift Workers

How to Avoid Burnout for Shift Workers
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Is There a Better Way to Staff Temporary Teams?

Is There a Better Way to Staff Temporary Teams?
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What the U S economy will look like after the pandemic

It has been a long pandemic, from which the country is still emerging, but the U.S. economy is working its way back.

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Under Biden order, workers refusing unsafe work could stay on unemployment aid

5 Min Read (Reuters) - Many workers called back by employers resuming or expanding operations despite the ongoing coronavirus pandemic face a dilemma: return to jobs that put them at high risk of the virus, or say no, and risk going without pay or unemployment benefits. FILE PHOTO: Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Joe Biden talks with a worker at the FCA (Fiat Chrysler Automobiles) Mack Assembly plant in Detroit, Michigan, U.S., March 10, 2020. REUTERS/Brendan McDermid/File Photo President Joe Biden argues workers should not have to make that choice. An executive order signed on his second full day in office could make it easier for people to still qualify for jobless benefits if they quit or refuse a job that puts them at undue risk of infection from the coronavirus.

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Workers Refusing Unsafe Work May be Able to Get Unemployment Insurance

Workers Refusing Unsafe Work May Be Able to Get Unemployment Insurance Many workers called back by employers resuming or expanding operations despite the ongoing coronavirus pandemic face a dilemma: return to jobs that put them at high risk of the virus, or say no, and risk going without pay or unemployment benefits. President Joe Biden argues workers should not have to make that choice. An executive order signed on his second full day in office could make it easier for people to still qualify for jobless benefits if they quit or refuse a job that puts them at undue risk of infection from the coronavirus.

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