Remote work is rewriting career paths for young women, offering flexibility and access that a generation ago seemed out of reach. Remote work has shifted from being a rare perk to a defining part of ...
Five years after the COVID-19 pandemic sparked a surge in remote work in the U.S., more men than women are returning to the office. Following several waves of return-to-office company mandates, 36% of ...
The pandemic has undoubtedly changed the way we work. Gone are the days of clocking in and out at the office every day, as companies and organizations are more comfortable with flexible working ...
as remote and hybrid work models mature, something else is becoming clear: Strong culture has never been about proximity — it’s about purpose. Remote work reshaped how teams collaborate — but it ...
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Remote work could negatively impact women's careers
Five years after the Covid-19 pandemic, remote work has become widespread in many companies. Praised for its flexibility, it appeals to both employees and employers. However, a new report by McKinsey ...
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Opinion: A return to office for men only?
A silent reshuffle is unfolding across corporate America — the return-to-office push has become unmistakably gendered.
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