Juneteenth honors the true end of slavery in the United States. While the Emancipation Proclamation was issued in 1863, there were still enslaved African Americans in the state of Texas until June 19th, 1865 when Union Army Major General Gordon Granger informed the enslaved people of their...
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By Julie Lee
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The mental health of American workers has spiraled as the global pandemic drags on. Research from the Conference Board released reveals that the vast majority of employees—nearly 80%—are worried about their mental health, with more than...
Filed Under: Burnout, career happiness, company culture, employee happiness, Work-Life Balance, Mental Health
By Chris Deaver and Ian Clawson
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Where do we go next in a Great Resignation world? The data’s telling us people aren’t just leaving for more money. They’re leaving toxic cultures.
Filed Under: company culture, creativity, culture, Passion, Creative, Career Growth
By Forbes Human Resources Council
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By Martha Bird
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Last Friday we honored the women of Solomon Page with a celebratory International Women’s Day luncheon. For all 365 days in the year, we strive to recognize and celebrate the tremendous impact these talented professionals have made on our business and the world around us.
Filed Under: company culture, Holidays, Professional Women, Women Leaders
