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Could a 4-Day Workweek Become Reality? The World's Biggest Trial Just Started
Employees will work 80% of their normal hours while still receiving their full paychecks.
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Could the U.S. Have a 4-Day Workweek?
A four-day workweek might be a longshot, but Rep. Mark Takano (D-Calif.) is trying to make it happen. He says having more time to rest could boost workers’ productivity and potentially give them some overtime pay if they continue working five-day weeks.
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The Rise of the 15-Minute Meeting — and How to Run One
Executives want meetings to be shorter and more engaging. A combination of technology and planning is helping them get there.
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The Top 3 Skills Employers Are Looking for in 2022, According to Career Experts
About 58% of employers said finding candidates with the right skills has been their biggest challenge during the coronavirus pandemic in a new Monster report.
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Meet the ‘Covid Expats' Who Moved Abroad During the Pandemic. Here's What They Learned About Work
Expats advise those thinking about a move overseas to plan well, communicate openly and budget for an unexpected return home.
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Why Understanding Mental Health Needs to Be Part of Company Culture
Some companies will address employee mental health sparingly – like they’re “checking a box,” says Kelly Greenwood of Mind Share Partners. But fully catering to employees’ mental health needs – like time off and understanding when they’re having a rough time – requires a change of company culture.
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Facebook Launches Virtual-Reality Work App for Meetings
Facebook is trying to pull in workplace users with a new virtual-reality app called Horizon Workrooms.
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‘Culture-As-A-Service' Could Be the Next Big Thing in the Workplace
When Microsoft unveiled its new Viva platform earlier this year, it was sizing up a $300 billion market for employee communications and engagement.
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Microsoft Rolls Out Windows 11 Update With Teams Chat Built in
With Windows 10, Microsoft tried to make it easy for people to use Skype. Now the focus is on Teams, as the company goes up against Slack and Zoom.
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Microsoft Ad Airing During Tokyo Olympics Shows Teams Is More Than a Business App
Microsoft’s ad, part of a campaign called “Ticket to Tokyo,” will premiere during Friday’s opening ceremonies broadcast.
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YouTubers Are Making a Living on Videos About Microsoft Software
Increasingly people are turning to YouTube creators to figure out the latest features of Microsoft’s Office apps. They have more subscribers than the company.
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News Organizations Are Taking Different Approaches to How Often Employees Will Come Back to the Office
The New York Times, Bloomberg, USA Today, and other news organizations are setting up plans to welcome back workers to the office — at least some of the time.
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Fintech Giant Wise Is Set Go Public in a Rare Spotify-Style Listing — and It Will Be a Big Test for London
British money transfer company Wise is set to go public on the London Stock Exchange through a direct listing.
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Slack Adds Audio Huddles for Quick Conversations as Some Offices Remain Closed
New features that simplify remote work could help Slack keep growing as it prepares to be integrated into Salesforce in a deal set to close around July 31.
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Microsoft Closes Above $2 Trillion Market Cap for the First Time
Satya Nadella’s Microsoft has become easier for companies to work with, it hasn’t made deals that went bad, and its Teams and Azure assets are now common.
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How to Schedule Slack Messages When You're Away From Work
Slack recently began rolling out a new feature that lets you schedule messages to send later.
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5 Ways the Future Office Must Change, According to a Workplace Technologist
A Boston Consulting Group survey found 93% of global companies plan to permanently change remote work and meeting policies even after the health crisis is over.
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Amazon's New $180 Tablet Is Good, But Most People Should Still Get an IPad
Amazon’s Fire HD 10 Plus has great battery life, a good screen and easy access to movies, music and books. But it lacks a lot of apps.
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Facebook, Twitter and a Future of Social That's Increasingly Audio
Audio is the hottest trend in social media, and start-ups like Clubhouse and Discord have the attention of tech giants from Facebook to Twitter and Microsoft.
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Salesforce Growth Accelerates as Company Offers Strong Guidance for Coming Fiscal Year
Salesforce’s revenue growth accelerated as the enterprise software company lapped the quarter when the coronavirus began circulating in the U.S.