How to manage unionized workplaces
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How to manage unionized workplaces

A new MBA course teaches leaders how to manage unionized workplaces. In the US, public opinion on unions is at a half-century high. A first-of-its-kind course at UC Berkeley shows that organized labor might even be good for business.

The latest YouTube strike is part of the battle for fully remote workplaces. Tech companies were some of the first organizations to embrace remote work, but many are now requiring employees return to the office. Also playing out: the battle between workers and employers for leverage.

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This 6-step reflection exercise can improve your team's problem-solving. A technique called the 4Ls Retrospective helps team members identify what they Loved, Loathed, Learned, and Longed for in a project or sprint of work.

Workers are still quitting their jobs at record highs. The resilient US labor market beat economists’ expectations. The US added 517,000 jobs in January and the unemployment rate fell to a nearly 53-year low, according to BLS data.

Creating space for emotional transparency can boost employee wellbeing. Here are three ways companies can prioritize mental health, strengthen company culture, and foster a healthier workplace.

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