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Working Between Christmas and New Year
Productivity Killer or Quiet Window for Deep Work and Planning? The days between Christmas and New Year occupy a strange place in ...
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Mandatory Holiday Parties: Team Bonding or Forced Socialising During an Already Busy and Expensive Season?
Office holiday parties are meant to be a celebration. A chance to unwind, connect, and mark the end of a long year. ...
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Holiday Burnout vs Year-End Performance Pressure
Should Employees Be Expected to “Push Through” December, or Should Companies Ease Expectations? December has become a contradiction in modern work culture. ...
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The Ethics of Pay-for-Performance Bonuses: Motivating Excellence or Reinforcing Inequality?
Pay-for-performance bonuses have long been marketed as the fairest way to reward people. Work harder, achieve more, hit your targets, and you ...
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Corporate Activism and Social Issues: Should Companies Take a Stance or Stay Neutral?
More than ever, organisations are being pulled into conversations that once sat far outside the boardroom. Social justice, politics, environmental responsibility, global ...
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Promotions Without Pay Raises: Meaningful Growth or Just Title Inflation?
Promotions have traditionally signalled progress. A new title, a new level of responsibility, and, of course, a pay rise. Yet across many ...
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