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Gallup Says 'Quiet Quitting' Is Turning Into 'Loud Quitting'

Career professionals are in a period of high stress and they're blaming management.

The Street

Intentional communication the name of the game in a hybrid work environment

Minneapolis-based fintech company Branch switched to a "remote-first" model during the pandemic.

Tribune News Service

A company replaced all of its managers with coaches. Employees became 20% more productive–and much happier

Our managers were all replaced with coaches, with a ratio of one coach per six employees.

Fortune

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Growing global acceptance of gay and lesbian people

The countries with the highest percentage were Norway, Sweden and the Netherlands.

Axios

Automation risks creating a two-tier workforce of haves and have-nots

The recent news that BT would reduce its workforce by as many as 55,000 by 2030, including about 10,000 jobs replaced by artificial intelligence (AI), is part of a growing trend of job losses globally due to various forms of automation.

The Conversation

AFP Commissioner misquoted study about Gen Z workers needing praise three times a week

A national chord was struck this week when the Australian Federal Police Commissioner commented on how much praise different generations needed in the workplace.

ABC News

Target has been a leader in catering to LGBTQ+ shoppers – now it’s on the defensive

Target once distinguished itself as being boldly supportive of the LGBTQ+ community

The Independent UK

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The most predicted recession ever maybe won’t happen. Get ready for the ‘asset class recession’

An asset class recession would hit at a uniquely vulnerable time, as the share of Americans invested in stocks hasn’t been so high since the Great Financial Crisis.

Fortune

Americans have had a sudden change of heart about buying a house, and only 1 in 5 think it's a good idea

At least 50% of Americans had confidence in the housing market for nearly 50 years, but that all changed the last two years.

Fortune

Trump wants the death penalty for drug dealers. Here's why that probably won't happen

The former president is pledging to wage war against Mexico's drug cartels if reelected in 2024. His plan includes pushing Congress to institute the death penalty for drug dealers and smugglers.

WEKU

Record support for nuclear power in US

As the country looks to decarbonize, nuclear’s popularity continues to climb

Salon

There's a toxic brew of mistrust toward U.S. institutions. It's got real consequences

Republicans are lambasting Democrats' attempts at uniform ethics standards at the Supreme Court as partisan politics. It's just the latest chapter in a decline in national unity.

WEKU

Most countries prefer U.S. global leadership to China's

Approval of Russia plummeted after the invasion of Ukraine.

Axios

Bud Light fumbles, but experts say inclusive ads will stay

Bud Light may have fumbled its attempt to broaden its customer base by partnering with a transgender influencer

The Independent UK

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Los Angeles Times

Wrong-place shootings put 'stand your ground' laws in the spotlight

They were shot after pulling into the wrong driveway, ringing the wrong doorbell, getting into the wrong car in a parking lot.

Axios

State politics are driving high schoolers' college decisions

Students on both sides of the aisle said they'd shun a school in a state whose policies they abhor.

Axios

Record number of Americans say they're politically "independent"

A big reason for this change is driven by younger generation.

Al Jazeera

Where does Pakistan find itself year after Imran Khan lost power?

Ex-PM’s message of resistance, victimhood has caught people’s imaginations, revealed deep schisms in state institutions.

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Reason

Study: Around the World, Internet Use Linked to Greater Well-Being

Plus: Tennessee drag law halted, the FTC's proposed ban on negative option marketing, and more...

Fortune

The majority of Americans don’t feel employers provide fair workplaces

Only about 33% of Americans believe their organizations provide fair and transparent workplaces.

WEKU

Unions are having a moment. So why isn't union membership booming?

Labor organizing surged last year. A Gallup survey found 71% of Americans approve of unions. Yet only 10% of workers belong to a union, as employers continue to fight back.

Salon

More Dems favor Palestinians than Israel

Gallup finds attitudes shifting amid far-right takeover and "the high number of Palestinians killed" last year

Kiplinger

Can Money Buy Happiness? New Research Settles Age-Old Debate

Does more money mean a happier life? Leading Princeton and UPenn researchers revisited the eternal question and reached a surprising conclusion.

Axios

Democrats now sympathize more with Palestinians than Israelis, poll finds

Democrats and millennials are increasingly supportive of Palestinians.

The Conversation

The rise of the irate customer: Post-pandemic rudeness, and the importance of rediscovering patience

If you find yourself being more impatient than ever before when interacting with people in customer service roles — or if you’ve noticed other people having a shorter fuse and snapping more quickly — you’re not alone.

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