Business

For as much as women like to think that in these modern times they have shattered the glass ceiling when you actually crunch the numbers,… Read More »Entrepreneurial Women Still Behind

The pandemic has taught employers that nothing is impossible. When the seemingly impossible happened and workers were sent home to ride out the storm of Covid-19, productivity was not lost, and in many cases grew more prolific. And likewise, employees learned that the “traditional” daily grind of a five-day workweek is not imperative, and that fewer days of work can often lead to a more positive work/life balance. Countries around the globe have long been toggling the pendulum of work hours per week, hoping to find the magic fulcrum where both job satisfaction and productivity lie. Although Belgium is the latest country to mandate a four-day workweek, there are several countries around the globe that are already succeeding in this endeavor.Read More »Shorter Workweeks Come to Four-ground

The shortage of workers in America is no secret, and there are a myriad of reasons Help Wanted signs are popping up in seemingly every… Read More »Companies Must Adapt to Survive

Some believe Americans work too hard. Best-case scenario, we work 40 hours a week, but many people climbing the corporate ladder are averaging closer to… Read More »Rethinking 40 Hours a Week

As citizens weary from the restrictions of the pandemic clamor for a return to normal, they are not all clamoring for a return to normal… Read More »Businesses Unlikely to Return to Status Quo