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Amid strikes, one question: Are employers miscalculating?
“For decades, management has been able to say: ‘These are our decisions, our prerogatives. It’s none of your business.' This is a new day."
NIL gender pay gap is real, but doesn’t have to be the norm
"Before gender pay gaps become too deeply entrenched in the NIL [name, image, likeness] ecosystem, they need to be addressed."
Breaking bread at chain restaurants could help break class barriers, study says
Chain restaurants represent places that have the potential to break class barriers, according to a new study.
A tool to help boards measure cyber resilience
"Company leaders must have rock-solid plans in place to respond and recover quickly in the face of a cyber attack."
Speak less, win more: The art of using silence in negotiations at work
"Pausing silently can be a simple yet very effective tool to help negotiators shift from fixed-pie thinking to a more reflective state of mind."
After 2016 and 2020, can we still trust the polls?
"Believe the polls ... Pollsters that were broadly successful in the last presidential election are unlikely to fail colossally in the next one."
‘A.I. Obama’ and fake newscasters: How A.I. audio is swarming TikTok
David G. Rand says: “The people who are trying to be deceptive are not going to put the [A.I.] label on their stuff.”
If you're worried about the climate, move your money
Jacquelyn Pless has studied which kinds of corrective actions are meaningful in a corporate context.
US oil production hits all-time high, conflicting with efforts to cut heat-trapping pollution
"Those with fossil resources seek to boost production and delay action to reduce our greenhouse gas emissions."