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Amazon Corporate and Tech Employees Can Work Remotely 2 Days Per Week - Vimarsana News

Amazon Corporate and Tech Employees Can Work Remotely 2 Days Per Week

Corporate and tech employees worldwide will be allowed to work remotely for two days per week, the company said in a memo sent on Thursday, viewed by Insider. The office workers will also be allowed to clock-in from another location within their home countries for up to four weeks each year. "We know that Amazonians will do the work from where it will yield the best result for customers," the company wrote. Employees that wish to work remotely for three days or more can apply for an exemption, but will be considered primarily remote workers and will not have a dedicated workspace at the offic...

How to limit pets' stress as owners return to in-person work - Vimarsana News

How to limit pets' stress as owners return to in-person work

With Michigan reopening and many people returning to in-person work, pets are being left home alone for the first time in a long time.

Work-search requirements restart Monday for all unemployed North Carolinians - Vimarsana News

Work-search requirements restart Monday for all unemployed North Carolinians

The resumption of weekly work-search requirements begins Monday for unemployed and furloughed North Carolinians.

To Bring People Back, Your Office Must Change: Here's How - Vimarsana News

To Bring People Back, Your Office Must Change: Here's How

To bring people back, the office will need to be refreshed, reinvigorated and maybe even reinvented.

Source: forbes.com
US leisure, hospitality pay surges to a record. Now will workers come? - Vimarsana News

US leisure, hospitality pay surges to a record. Now will workers come?

By Jonnelle Marte and Ann Saphir (Reuters) - Hotels, restaurants and other businesses are boosting pay as they try to rebuild their staffs and meet increasing demand from Americans ready to venture out as pandemic-related restrictions are lifted and more people are vaccinated. But it is unclear if the increases will be sufficient to entice enough workers back to close the employment gap remaining in the sector hit hardest by COVID-19 job losses. Average hourly earnings for workers in leisure and hospitality rose to $18.09 in May, the highest ever and up 5% from January alone, according to...