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Trump labor secretary out

Secretary of Labor Lori Chavez-DeRemer resigned on Monday, ending a troublesome tenure at the Francis Perkins Building after just one year of helming the agency charged with protecting the rights of US workers.“It has been an honor and a privilege to serve in this historic administration and work for the

State of the Industry: DEI

What’s InsideTable of ContentsChapter 1DEI hasn’t disappeared, but it has been deprioritized<figure class=”toc-image”> <img src=”https://cdn.sanity.io/images/bl383u0v/production/15ecd287468788e1e8abe2e942631ce3a030606c-6720×4480.jpg” alt=”A person’s hands resting on a stack of papers on an orange desk, with round wire-framed glasses and a white desk telephone nearby.” /> <a class=”toc-jump” href=”#chapter-1″>Jump to section</a> </figure> Chapter 2External forces are driving

Some workers are bonding over Botox. HR says that could be good.

Connecting with coworkers has changed over the years. We can remember (thanks to Mad Men) the male-dominated whiskey and cigar rooms and golf courses. In more recent years, team bonding has been more inclusive, at happy hour or book club or on the pickleball court.But even those are now activities

Labor Department facing EEO complaint of its own

The country’s top official, charged with running the agency that protects the welfare of all US workers, is accused of violating worker rights.Labor Sec. Lori Chavez-DeRemer’s troubled tenure at the Francis Perkins Building is again under a microscope as she faces civil rights investigations into her leadership at the department

AI readiness gap is slowing productivity gains

Imagine if NASA built a rocket ship, laid out a plan to go to the moon, but didn’t train the astronauts on how to crew the new vessel.NASA would never. In fact, the Artemis II crew trained for three years in a replica Orion capsule practicing real-world (pun intended) scenarios