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Reshoring Revolution: A Special Report

Chief Executive

All reshoring is going to have to take place in highly productive sectors: not in canning tomatoes or in bulk steel parts, but in very high-end assemblies and highly specialized items,” says Michael Hicks, a business professor at Ball State University. Kearney report puts it. Indeed, U.S. Take apparel manufacturing.

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The Great Upheaval: A Peek at 15Five’s Special Report on the State of HR and the Workplace

15Five

Conflicting reports about the state of the economy—from booming job growth to dire predictions of a recession—are making decision-making about next steps difficult for HR leaders, employers and employees. Please download the full report for more fascinating data points along with a thorough analysis: What is most important to your employees?

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How Successful Change Works

Association Now Leadership

A 2023 report from the Boston Consulting Group notes that aversion to change increases if people feel like they don’t have agency in the changes being made. According to the BCG report, employees were 54 percent more like to support a change when they’re told their role in it. the report advises.

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Gender Apartheid Against Women And Girls In Afghanistan

Forbes Leadership

Special Rapporteur Richard Bennett concluded that “the cumulative effect of the Taliban’s systematic discrimination against women raises concerns about the commission of international crimes.” However, as he was presenting the report, he called the atrocities "gender apartheid.”

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You can’t beat burnout alone—but you can start here

Asana

I recently worked with Asana on a new special report on burnout to outline how company leaders need to invest in measures to retain their talent and stay ahead of burnout. Anatomy of Work Special Report: The unexplored link between imposter syndrome and burnout. How and why imposter syndrome surfaces. Want to know more?

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Pop Culture and Corporate Culture: Netflix and the Dave Chappelle Controversy

UVA Darden

In 2021, after being widely lauded as an inclusive employer, the streaming giant aired Chappelle’s special The Closer. Chappelle was the latter, a massive talent that Netflix paid commensurately: $100 million for six specials. One counter-protestor’s sign reportedly read “I’m just here for the jokes.”

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Today's Fostering Better Connections Tip For Leaders

Eric Jacobson

Therefore, they suggest you do the following to build your own interpersonal glue with your direct reports and the team at large : Create rituals at the beginning and the end of the day. Create special-interest groups. Do virtual or live walk-arounds. Regularly schedule check-ins. Add additional check-ins as needed. Use ice breakers.