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Leading With Empathy Is the Best Way to Avoid a PR Crisis
The recent PR crisis for Better.com is a lesson for all of us on the importance of empathy in leadership.
CEO Lays off 900 Employees in Shocking Video Call
Better.com has let go of 9% of its workforce.
How One Difficult Business Decision During Covid-19 Reflects the Importance of Company Culture
The pandemic forced hard decisions on all of us.
Unemployment Claims Fall to Pandemic Low Amid Tight Labor Market
First-time filings for unemployment claims totaled 290,000 for that week ended on Oct. 16, reporting that the figure was down 6,000 from the previous week.
Jobless Claims Rise Above Expectations, Sapping Confidence in Labor Market Recovery
First-time filings for unemployment insurance-a proxy for layoffs-came in at 362,000 for the week ending on Sept. 25, an increase of 11,000 from the previous week, the Labor Department said in a statement.
When Minimizing Was the Only Option
Sometimes we need the hard times to show us what the good times look like.
He Asked His Team How to Avoid Layoffs. Their Response Thrilled Him.
Before making a tough decision that impacts your team's future, Gravity Payments CEO Dan Price has a simple suggestion: Ask them for advice. It worked for him.
United Airlines Lost a Massive $1.8 Billion, Cut Thousands of Staff and Burned Through $25 Million a Day in the Third Quarter
But CEO Scott Kirby added that by cost cutting and building up nearly $20 billion of liquidity, it was ready to prepare for an eventual recovery.
This Program is Vital for Limiting Backlash When You Have to Lay People Off
No business owner likes to do it, but sometimes layoffs are the only option.
Uber Lays Off Another 3,000 Full-Time Workers
The layoffs come just weeks after 3,700 customer support and recruiting team employees lost their jobs.
Should I Furlough? 5 Things Business Owners Should Know First
There are lots of particulars to take into account.
4 Tips To Keep Your Business Afloat in a Downturn
It will be nearly impossible for anyone to walk away unscathed, but companies can take steps to mitigate losses.
