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Livonia City Council announced Wednesday it will be returning to in-person meetings on June 14, 2021.

The return to the office is a chance to rethink what constitutes a professional appearance.

This article features an interview with Kay Fabella about what organizations can do to support the mental health of employees. This interview also explores how DEI practitioners can support their mental wellbeing.

More employees are now feeling less appreciated and recognized for their work than they did before the pandemic. A crucial part of a thriving culture is recognizing individual and team successes in a natural, frequent, and genuine way.

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer is holding a news briefing Monday morning to provide an update on Michigan’s return-to-work guidelines, as in-person work is now allowed to resume in the state.

3 takeaways from Whitmer briefing: Restaurant photo outrage, workplace rules, Michigan’s current state MIOSHA unveils new return-to-work regulations Published:  Tags:  GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. – During a Monday briefing, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer talked about the outrage stemming from a photo of her at a restaurant, the new return-to-work rules and Michigan’s overall standing in terms of COVID-19 and unemployment. Restaurant photo Whitmer was asked about a controversial Ad Since restaurant res...

Gov. Whitmer: Fully vaccinated employees no longer required to wear mask at work Office of Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and last updated 2021-05-24 12:46:53-04 GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — Governor Gretchen Whitmer hosted a press conference Monday morning in Grand Rapids to provide an update on MIOSHA return-to-work guidelines. The update on MIOSHA return-to-work guidelines coincides with the first step of the MI Vacc to Normal plan. Now that the state has reached the 55% vaccination threshold, MIOSHA h...

In a LinkedIn post, Satya Nadella, the CEO of Microsoft, wrote “hybrid work represents the biggest shift to how we work in our generation.” The “vast majority of employees say they want more flexible remote work options,” Nadella says based upon research.

Nearly all of the roughly 20,000 downtown Lansing state Employees worked remotely during the pandemic.

Joseph Heaney is the president of Lotus Biosecurity, which he started last June. He believes footwear sanitizers, cleaning robots, and touchless features will be the new normal. Biosecurity can save companies money, he argues. Heres his story, as told to Perri Ormont Blumberg. Im an air-quality expert who founded Lotus Biosecurity last June to address the needs of businesses affected by the pandemic and help them reopen safely. Were based in New York City and primarily service the greater NY me...