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'Office is not optional': Why a hard-line return-to-office policy demonstrates a disregard for employee well-being - Vimarsana News

'Office is not optional': Why a hard-line return-to-office policy demonstrates a disregard for employee well-being

Failure to consider employees’ unique needs and not offering flexible work options, writes Gleb Tsipursky, can lead to a toxic work culture, hurting engagement and productivity.

McDonald's Plans Remote Layoffs. What HR Experts Say About the Practice. - Vimarsana News

McDonald's Plans Remote Layoffs. What HR Experts Say About the Practice.

Remote layoffs have become more common since the pandemic as employees worked from home. But some workplace experts have called the practice insensitive.

Opinion: Forcing employees back to office angering them, growing unions - Vimarsana News

Opinion: Forcing employees back to office angering them, growing unions

Frustrated and angry Amazon workers are pushing back against the recently-announced return to office policy by the Amazon leadership, Gleb Tsipursky writes.

On this International Women's Day, consider hiring women over men - Vimarsana News

On this International Women's Day, consider hiring women over men

Studies show that women earn less than men in the same jobs, even when accounting for experience. Other studies show that firms with more gender diversity tend to have more clients, higher sales revenues and greater profits. Companies interested in their own bottom lines should rethink how to smash the glass ceiling.

At home, at office - Vimarsana News

At home, at office

A new study from the University of Birmingham surveyed 597 managers and found that 51.8 percent of them agreed that working from home improves employee concentration, 59.5 percent agreed that it increases productivity, and 62.8 percent agreed that it increases motivation.