workplace

The Email Subject Lines That Will Help You Get A Job

This is not the time to be too clever or cute.
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The Rudest Things You Can Do On Slack

Etiquette experts share faux pas to avoid when using your online workspace.
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Don't Just 'Move On.' Here's How To Talk About The Capitol Riot At Work.

It's a form of white privilege to believe things can be business as usual following the mob assault on the U.S. Capitol.
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Cut Your Colleagues Some Slack This Week. Everyone's Way Too Stressed.

Lay off the judgment if your co-workers aren't productive right now, because everyone deals with overwhelming stress differently.
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How To Defuse Tense Political Conversations At Work

You may never get the Democrats or Republicans on your team to agree on politics, but there are strategies for keeping teams on the same page about work.
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White House Workers Could File OSHA Complaints Over Trump's COVID Recklessness

But would an agency run by the administration actually do something about it? Probably not.
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Moderate Republicans Push For Stricter Coronavirus Workplace Standards

A small group of House Republicans proposes stronger work protections in exchange for employer immunity from lawsuits.
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3 Signs Your Co-Worker May Be Secretly Struggling Right Now

People everywhere are buckling under the stress of the coronavirus pandemic. Here's how to tell if it's happening to a colleague.
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What Not To Say To Your Black Colleagues Right Now

Don't focus on your own feelings or make assumptions when offering support to Black colleagues amid police brutality protests.
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Therapists Reveal The Specific Ways They Dress For Patients

Therapists care about how their patients perceive them. The details they consider may surprise you.
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