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To lead an exhausted workforce, become aware of your own trauma and be compassionate and present with others. Here's how to do that.

New York City had set May 15 as the deadline for their pay transparency law. Under the new rules, every job posting in the city had to list the minimum and maximum salary for each position. Now, based on recommendations from businesses, NYC is considering making significant changes the law.

There are conscious and unconscious biases built into systems and processes, and a lot of misconceptions. Often fear stops employers looking beyond labels and see what skillsets and personal attributes formerly incarcerated people could bring to the workplace.

Building Uplevyl was about figuring out how we can build a digital technology platform for women, by women. We are creating an ecosystem that provides women with resources and data insights that we can use to inform policymakers, product leaders, and society to advance all women.

Entrepreneurs will have to think outside the box when growing their brand this year. Here are six effective strategies to work into your brand-building goals.

Three management approaches to build business teams that fight like the Spartan army.

Black men continue to experience persistent unemployment gaps and reduced economic opportunity, with men aged 25-54 participating in the labor force at a rate of 6.5%. Is this economic recovery revealing the impacts of continuing systemic racism in the labor market?

Innovative freelance companies like Catalant demonstrate the importance and growth potential of client platform intelligence.

Sadly, the experienced people were unceremoniously pushed out of the job market and did not leave on their own volition.

According to new data from Stanley Black & Decker, almost 80% of young people and their parents are worried about how they’ll pay for college. A career in the skilled trades could be the answer.