Elon Musk Wants $8 a Month for Twitter Verification? Seems Bad.
Turning verification into something that anyone can buy gets rid of the value of the utility.
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Are Remote Workers More Likely To Live Longer?
Remote employees get more sleep and leisure time, which could be having a huge knock on effect for their health.
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Do You Recognize Your Employees? Not Doing So May Cost You
Recognition cultures are associated with positive employee well-being, which has a direct effect on a business's top line.
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Overemployment: Why Are People Choosing to Work Two Jobs?
Workers are finding a clever way to cheat the system, by working multiple jobs at once.
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95% of Remote Workers Stream Content While Working
The survey also revealed 45% of people felt streaming improved their overall focus, and 69% said it made work more enjoyable.
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Does Biometric Verification Violate Workers Rights?
Biometrics have ushered in a new era of identity verification. But is the trade-off between security and privacy worth it?
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Quiet Quitting is Having a Moment — But is Quiet Firing the Real Concern?
With 80% of workers witnessing quiet firing first hand, are you sure it's not happening at your workplace?
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What Is ‘Quiet Quitting’ and Why Are Half of Us Doing it?
Employee dissatisfaction is the highest its been in almost a decade, and its changing the way Gen Zers decide to work.
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It’s Not Just Apple Employees: Why Workers Need Remote Flexibility
Lower wages, long Covid caution, and a tight labor market all spur employees to band together against in-office mandates.
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Why Being Fired Over Zoom Is a Such a Jarring Experience
Over the past two years, thousands of workers have been fired via Zoom - and the process is nothing short of disorientating.
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45% of Small Business Owners Are Freezing Hires Due to Inflation
Alignable polled 5,350 small business employers between May 10 and July 19, finding that 45% have put all hiring on hold.
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TikTok Security Officer Steps Down Amid Data Harvesting Accusations
According to a new report by Internet 2.0, TikTok has been using "aggressive" tactics to collect user data.
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Workers Will Accept Lower Wages to Work From Home, Study Shows
Remote working has provided a lifeline to millions of US workers. But are WFH benefits worth sacrificing higher wages?
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DTC Businesses Lean into Subscriptions Amid Stock Crashes
Shopify is home to an estimated 50% of all DTC brands, yet its stock has dropped 75% in 2022. Can subscriptions help?
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Why Massive Cryptocurrency Selloffs Highlight a Tech Industry Downturn
Investors anticipating a bad economy are selling off risky assets. It's hard to get riskier than cryptocurrency.
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Flickr Will Mass-Delete a Bunch of Free Users’ Photos Next Month
Nothing lasts forever: On May 17th, Flickr will start deleting free accounts' non-public photos after the first 50.
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Companies Share Their Best Remote Work Perks
Zoom parties and desk chair stipends are passé. What remote work benefits will employees actually like?
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This Company Tested Meta’s Virtual Reality Workroom
Is the Metaverse worth it? Here's the good, the bad, and the future of the nascent technology.
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“I felt violated… but then I got used to it” – Employee Monitoring Software Is Still Dividing Opinion
Is surveilling staff remotely an invasion of privacy, or a simple solution to productivity problems?
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FCC to Roll Out ‘Nutrition Labels’ for US Internet Providers
Expected to come into force in November 2022, the proposals are aimed at ensuring consumers and businesses get fairer deals.
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T-Mobile To Begin Firing Unvaccinated Staff In April
Office workers have been told in a company email that vaccination is mandatory, or they risk termination.
