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Creating a defined structure for expressing gratitude for your team will make employees feel valued, celebrated and seen.

Workplaces are changing faster than ever, and many bosses are having to alter decades-long management tactics. How do leaders adapt to the ever-changing workplace environment?

Fostering community is key to creating a healthy work culture in the modern office.

Water cooler moments don’t need water coolers. What you replace them with is up to you. What matters is replacing, or rather, preserving the spirit of the conversations which flow around them.

In a post-pandemic world, a psychologically safe workplace is one of the keys to creating a speak-up culture and unleashing creativity so that individuals, teams and organizations can succeed.

In today’s economy, companies that are serious about retaining the best, most talented employees know that investing time, energy and resources into a great onboarding experience pays off.

Figuring out why people decide to join a company and what keeps them there is important, especially at this point in time.

Nine out of 10 employers have expanded mental health benefits in the last year, but upward of three-quarters of the workforce believes their mental health is not well supported.

When planning for the holidays, it’s important for companies to practice true inclusion by making sure that all celebrations, cultures and faiths are accurately represented.

As a society, we must rewrite the infrastructure for childcare and create a new playbook that supports women, especially women of color, in the workplace.

Leading the most successful yogurt brand in the U.S., Ulukaya breaks the mold as an entrepreneur who values his employees above his stakeholders. 

Instead of feeling threatened by an employee’s side hustle, nurture that independent, business-minded talent to build productivity and mutual trust. Or risk losing that talent altogether.

With more and more workers opting to work remotely, employers must be careful about only promoting, or offering more opportunities for, office-based employees.

Though some executives caution that a focus on EI can dampen innovation.