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This US Startup Has A No-Shoes Office Rule, Why This Trend Is Gaining Traction In Silicon Valley
The image showed several pairs of shoes scattered across the hardwood floor, prompting fellow techies to identify the space as Cursor's office.
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"No Longer Acceptable": Musk's Old Emails Asking Tesla Staff To Return To Office Go Viral
Old emails sent by Elon Musk to Tesla employees telling them "remote work is no longer acceptable" have resurfaced online.
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Why This CEO Will Never Ask His Employees To Return To The Office: ''I Trust People"
With a workforce spread across the US, Israel, and Costa Rica, Mr Landau adopts a work-from-anywhere policy, allowing employees to work flexibly.
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How Corporate America Is Fighting Mouse Jigglers, Other Work Faking Tools
A US banking giant fired more than a dozen employees for "simulating keyboard activity," highlighting a battle within productivity-obsessed corporate America to tame a culture of faking work with gizmos such as mouse jigglers.
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Overtime Pay May Become Reality For More US Workers
More than 4 million US workers will become newly eligible for overtime pay under rules to be issued Wednesday by the Obama administration.
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'Coworking' Grows Amid Search For New Office Lifestyle
When Lance Macon started his real estate consulting firm, he did not want a traditional office. But he wasn't going to work out of his home or a coffee shop either.
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You May Look Productive Skipping Lunch, But You Aren't
The hour-long lunch may be a charming relic of the past, like phone cords and typewriters, but in today's 24-7 work culture, many of us don't take any lunch break at all. Fewer than 20 percent of American workers regularly step away for a midday meal, and 39 percent usually eat at their desks, according to a survey done by Right Management.
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American Centre in Kolkata closed as precaution against two rallies
The American Centre in Kolkata, which is the US cultural office there, will remain closed today and tomorrow as back-to-back minority rallies are scheduled in the city.
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This US Startup Has A No-Shoes Office Rule, Why This Trend Is Gaining Traction In Silicon Valley
The image showed several pairs of shoes scattered across the hardwood floor, prompting fellow techies to identify the space as Cursor's office.
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"No Longer Acceptable": Musk's Old Emails Asking Tesla Staff To Return To Office Go Viral
Old emails sent by Elon Musk to Tesla employees telling them "remote work is no longer acceptable" have resurfaced online.
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Why This CEO Will Never Ask His Employees To Return To The Office: ''I Trust People"
With a workforce spread across the US, Israel, and Costa Rica, Mr Landau adopts a work-from-anywhere policy, allowing employees to work flexibly.
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How Corporate America Is Fighting Mouse Jigglers, Other Work Faking Tools
A US banking giant fired more than a dozen employees for "simulating keyboard activity," highlighting a battle within productivity-obsessed corporate America to tame a culture of faking work with gizmos such as mouse jigglers.
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Overtime Pay May Become Reality For More US Workers
More than 4 million US workers will become newly eligible for overtime pay under rules to be issued Wednesday by the Obama administration.
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'Coworking' Grows Amid Search For New Office Lifestyle
When Lance Macon started his real estate consulting firm, he did not want a traditional office. But he wasn't going to work out of his home or a coffee shop either.
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You May Look Productive Skipping Lunch, But You Aren't
The hour-long lunch may be a charming relic of the past, like phone cords and typewriters, but in today's 24-7 work culture, many of us don't take any lunch break at all. Fewer than 20 percent of American workers regularly step away for a midday meal, and 39 percent usually eat at their desks, according to a survey done by Right Management.
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American Centre in Kolkata closed as precaution against two rallies
The American Centre in Kolkata, which is the US cultural office there, will remain closed today and tomorrow as back-to-back minority rallies are scheduled in the city.
