Providing benefits that factor in age and individual needs are key to productivity, according to a report by Bank of America and the Global Council on Aging.

In a class-action lawsuit filed Monday, a group of sales workers said they were improperly classified and that TikTok acted “willful[ly] and in bad faith.”

Investment banking debt underwriters could see a surge in annual payouts up to 35% due to revenues booming on debt issuance growth, a report published by Johnson Associates said.

Boeing has had a tumultuous year, marked by a series of setbacks including safety incidents, executive departures, and declining stock prices. Now, the company’s decision to dismantle its DEI department

Workers who receive kindness are more likely to perform acts of kindness as well, the researchers found.

While 59% of job seekers said they preferred “fully remote” roles, only 2% of job postings advertised such an arrangement, Flexa said.

The trend is in keeping with a larger workforce-wide push toward skills-based hiring.

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