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US work & careers
February 2023
My company has been virtual for 18 years. Remote working is tough
Gene Marks
The office expenses I’ve saved on since 2005 have come at the expense of my company’s culture
A world in which your boss spies on your brainwaves? That future is near
Hamilton Nolan
At Davos, a Duke University futurist spoke in glowing terms about the promise of ‘brain transparency’ – and downplayed the obvious dystopian risks
‘Work is about belonging’: LGBTQ+ people’s history in the workplace
In a new book, historian Margot Canaday studies the neglected history of queer people in American workplaces
January 2023
The push for racial equality in US workplaces: ‘We want these to be ways of being’
La June Montgomery Tabron speaks about the National Day of Racial Healing and her effort to build a cohort of companies striving for equity
The company purging meetings from calendars: ‘Uninterrupted time is precious’
Shopify has set strict limits on gatherings, earning cautious praise from experts amid concerns over isolation
While some say quiet quitting is over, the spirit of it may carry into 2023
Quiet quitting might be declining – but its theme of rebalancing work and home life will continue into the new year
December 2022
Nike lawsuit records allege culture of sexism, bullying and fear of retaliation
5,000 pages of records detail how female employees were concerned management were unlikely to address concerns
November 2022
’Tis the season to be exploited: retail workers face busy, stressful holidays
Workers at over 100 US Starbucks stores strike on ‘Red Cup Day’
Employers are now ‘ghosting’ applicants in tight labor market – and that’s not all bad
Gene Marks
‘I’m selling my blood’: millions in US can’t make ends meet with two jobs
October 2022
After a UPS worker’s suicide, employees disclose ‘tragic’ conditions at largest facility
Revealed:
UPS workers tell the Guardian that intense quota pressures, injuries, an unclean and unsafe environment and understaffing take a heavy toll
September 2022
‘Quiet quitting?’ Everything about this so-called trend is nonsense
Tayo Bero
American workers are burned out and tired. There’s a solution: unions
Hamilton Nolan
August 2022
Is the work-from-home debate already over?
Gene Marks
Uber bookings hit all-time high in past three months as workers return to offices
June 2022
SpaceX employees fired after writing letter criticizing Elon Musk
Letter called for SpaceX to make work culture more inclusive and ‘define and uniformly respond to all forms of unacceptable behavior’
May 2022
American wage slaves: the sadness of life in the 70s – in pictures
Chauncey Hare’s Photographic Work is the first critical biography of the American photographer Chauncey Hare (1934–2019).
‘It’s all preventable’: tackling America’s workplace suicide epidemic
US suicide rate is among the highest in wealthy countries and the pandemic highlighted work stress’s effect on mental health
Revealed: Starbucks fired over 20 US union leaders in recent months
Workers at the coffee chain have filed petitions for union elections at more than 250 stores, but chief Howard Schultz publicly opposes the movement
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