
How to restart the economy with a ‘safe’ workforce
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When the time comes, restarting the economy needs to be as quick and safe as possible. Safe workers, “immunity certificates,” and digital tracking could help.
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When the time comes, restarting the economy needs to be as quick and safe as possible. Safe workers, “immunity certificates,” and digital tracking could help.
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Public health interventions do not depress the economy, says a new study based on data from the 1918 flu outbreak.
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Remote work isn’t just a way to keep employees physically healthy, it also encourages mental well-being and improved work-life balance.
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What Citibank learned from 1,800 students in its university partnership program.
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The dean of MIT’s new college of computing on the question of jobs and automation.
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Three economists study the pros and cons of worker representation on executive boards.
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Top of mind at MIT Sloan this year: The future of work, climate change, digital transformation, and, above all, leadership.
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“The instant you start treating people like an asset be invested in rather than a cost to be cut, you start to win.”
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Companies are investing in technology that replaces workers but brings little improvement to productivity. Here’s how to break the cycle.
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A simple lesson from Starbucks on how to introduce new technology into the workplace.