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A new survey from Grant Thornton LLP, one of America’s largest audit, tax and advisory firms, reveals a sharp and continual decline in optimism for chief financial officers (CFOs) across the country. Many of the same factors contributing to pessimism in the first quarter of 2022 are still bothering CFOs — but now, finance leaders are even more...

Some workers in California may soon be enjoying a shortened workweek on a permanent basis.

Only half (51 per cent) of U.S. employees believe the benefits and rewards they receive from their employer are distinctive from what they’d receive from another employer, according to a new survey by tax and advisory firm Grant Thornton LLP. The survey, which polled more than 5,000 full-time employees, also found 24 per cent of […]

Modern-day American workers are a restless bunch always on the lookout for other opportunities, with more than half saying they would consider switching jobs even though they aren't actively looking...

Many recent job switchers may fuel the Great Resignation trend in the near term, a new survey suggests.

As the “Great Resignation” spurs a war for talent, some companies expect to step up with bigger raises this year.

As the “Great Resignation” spurs a war for talent, some companies expect to step up with bigger raises this year.

CFO news

From Bloomberg: The latest bout of COVID whiplash means that many white-collar Americans will be approaching two full years of remote work with no certainty about how long it will last. All the while, the chasm grows between executives who want to eventually get people back at their desks and their workers' reluctance to comply.

By Jeff Green, A new wave of Covid uncertainty has again put millions of US workers in limbo about when — or if —  they need to return to the office.