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Labor Day 2017: Working People Take Fewer Vacation Days and Work More

Leave a Comment / Labor Day, unions / By max cyril

Working people are taking fewer vacation days and working more. That’s the top finding in a new national survey, conducted by polling firm Greenberg Quinlan Rosner Research for the AFL-CIO in collaboration with the Economic Policy Institute and the Labor Project for Working Families. In the survey, the majority of America’s working people credit labor unions …

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More and More Workers Demanding Paid Sick Days

Leave a Comment / workplace issues / By max cyril

According to the Center for Economic and Policy Research, more than 40 million Americans work in jobs where they have no access to paid sick days. In addition to the potential loss of wages and jobs for working families, the lack of paid sick days forces many people to go to work when they are contagious and …

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Leave a Comment / benefits, economy, Entrepreneurs, job satisfaction, Labor Day, layoffs, productivity, SmallBusiness, WinningWorkplaces, women's issues, Working Mothers, workplace flexibility / By max cyril

The following is cross-posted on the Winning Workplaces blog. I thought it was appropriate for Today’s Workplace’s focus on taking back Labor Day. After all, this holiday should offer pause not just for workers, but for company leaders to reflect on how they can do more with less in this difficult economic environment. Enjoy, and …

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Labor Day 2017: Working People Take Fewer Vacation Days and Work More

More and More Workers Demanding Paid Sick Days

What’s Wrong with This Picture?

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