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‘High-Impact Practices’ Are Key To Landing A Job After College
Graduating from college is supposed to make finding a job easier, but that hasn’t been the case for millions of new graduates in recent years. Researchers from the University at …
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Washington State Offers Free Virtual Conference on Shared Work
The “WIN with SharedWork Virtual Conference“ is a free, two-day, virtual conference to learn about programs and recent legislative changes that can fuel your post-pandemic recovery strategy. Bring insight and resilience …
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Webinar – Best Practices for Return to Work Post COVID19
As the rollout of the COVID-19 vaccination continues, many organizations are considering new policies and procedures for returning employees to the workplace. This webinar will address some of the questions …
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Survey Finds Employees Want Remote Work Post-Pandemic
As the world moves closer to the end of the pandemic, thoughts are shifting toward reopening. However, reopening doesn’t necessarily mean “as it was before.” Though suddenly thrown into remote …
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IAWP Annual Business Meeting Scheduled for July 12, 2021
The International Association of Workforce Professionals will hold its annual business meeting on July 12, 2021 at: 10:00 AM Pacific 11:00 AM Mountain 12:00 PM Central 1:00 PM Eastern The …
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More Than Half of American Office Workers Look to Quit Their Job This Year
The Beamery Talent Index reports that 59% of Americans are considering quitting their job this year. The report reveled that 64% of men are more likely to have considered leaving …
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US Department of Labor Issues Stronger Workplace Guidance on Coronavirus
The U.S. Department of Labor announced that its Occupational Safety and Health Administration has issued stronger worker safety guidance to help employers and workers implement a coronavirus prevention program and …
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New Reports Finds that Diversity and Inclusion Gap in the Workforce is Growing
Employees of different racial and ethnic groups disagree about the current state of workplace diversity and inclusion, according to a just-released report from Glassdoor Economic Research, “America’s Workplace Diversity Crisis: Measuring Gaps …
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Voting Open for IAWP Officers
The nominations committee consisting of Mary Rogers, Kentucky, Alan Crawley, Maryland, Steve Corwin, Oregon, Freddy Jacobs, Arkansas and Mary Kosinski, Illinois have certified the following members as candidates for the 2021-2022 …
IAWP Illinois Chapter Leaders Help Address Food Insecurity in Chicago Area
The IAWP Illinois Chapter leadership team recently volunteered at the Greater Chicago Food Depository. The group took part in an activity known as a repack – taking food from large …
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