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How to ask for a pay rise to combat inflation

Average wages in the UK are now rising faster than inflation, meaning employees should act sooner rather than later if they want a pay rise. But how should you go about trying to get one?

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Tesla’s Musk And Meta’s Zuckerberg Lock Horns In Social Media Showdown

Tesla’s Musk And Meta’s Zuckerberg Lock Horns In Social Media Showdown

Rivalry intensifies as Threads launch sparks threats of lawsuits and talk of a cage match.

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Flexible, friendly workplace culture makes for better remote work: Research

The pandemic forced many people to work from home, but it wasn't always a pleasant situation. Remote work has numerous advantages, including more flexibility, inclusion for parents and people with disabilities, and work-life balance. Read further on Dynamite News:

TSMC Exec Says Workers Unwilling to Take Shifts Should Not Enter Chipmaking Industry

TSMC exec responds to disgruntled U.S. employees by suggesting those who aren't ready to work long hours should try a different industry.

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TSMC needs to hire 4,500 Americans. Its 'brutal' corporate culture is getting in the way

The chip giant says its Arizona hiring is on schedule, but recruiters say the company is a hard sell.

Glassdoor’s chief economist: ‘Pay transparency rules are solving age-old workplace problems–but the gap in employee experience should alarm us’

Pay transparency has worked because it was part of a broader set of investments in employee experience. That won’t necessarily be the case going forward.

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From diversity chief to pest-controller: Jobs that are among UK’s highest and lowest paid

From diversity chief to pest-controller: Jobs that are among UK’s highest and lowest paid

Plumbers will earn more than anti-fraud investigator or immigration chiefs, analysis shows

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Working in the office is worth the commute—if you’re looking to climb the corporate ladder

Working in the office is worth the commute—if you’re looking to climb the corporate ladder

When it comes to career advancement, the pro-office crowd makes a few points.

The top red flags among job seekers

The top red flags among job seekers

It's perhaps not a surprise that hiring managers who signal a culture of overworking are likely to put off job seekers.

Glassdoor is moving beyond salary transparency to DEI transparency

Glassdoor is moving beyond salary transparency to DEI transparency

Glassdoor is moving beyond salary transparency to examine equity in the employee experience.

Toxic work cultures weigh heaviest on women

Toxic work cultures weigh heaviest on women

New research finds women are more likely than men to report working in a toxic work environment.

How businesses and workers can make the remote work experience less lonely and more productive

How businesses and workers can make the remote work experience less lonely and more productive

Employers mustn’t brush off the lonely side-effect of remote working. It can be a debilitating experience and workers will resent the role and company making them feel that way.

Best place to work in UK revealed - and it's 'better than London'

Best place to work in UK revealed - and it's 'better than London'

Glassdoor has revealed its top 10 places to work in the UK after giving each city a rating for overall job satisfaction - local business owners can understand why

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Front-loading your work could reduce burnout and "Sunday Scaries"

Despite the increase in wellness workplace trends, workers are still struggling to find a good work-life balance.

‘Conscious quitting’ is the newest trend sweeping the workplace

Move over quiet quitting. This year, workers that don’t see eye to eye with their employer’s company values aren’t mentally checking out of their jobs—they’re voting with their feet.

'Marvelous' early career friendships are pivotal to today’s leaders and CEOs

“There is something bloody marvelous about someone who saw you crying once at the binding machine, sending you a heartfelt note the day your LinkedIn post changes to CEO.”

How to prepare for a potential layoff

In the current climate, no job is secure. Here's how to emotionally, financially and professionally prepare if you're worried your job is next on the chopping board.

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Are remote workers lazy?

Experts are conflicted on whether remote workers are more (or less) lazy than their in-office counterparts. Here's their advice for employers on increasing productivity.

Birmingham Post

The 50 best UK companies to work for in 2023

Employment website Glassdoor has put together its list of the top businesses in the country to work for this year

If You're Looking for a Job, Check Out These Companies

Glassdoor put together a list of the top companies based on reviews from their current and former employees.

5 cities where companies are leading on corporate diversity efforts

D&I programs vary by region and city, according to a Glassdoor analysis.

Full list of 50 best workplaces in the UK - see if your company made the cut

The annual Glassdoor Best Places to Work list has been released and consultants Bain & Company have come out top with a rating of 4.7 out of 5 - see if your company ranks

In the aftermath of Prince Harry revelations, experts advise caution when airing grievances against former employers

Experts warn that speaking out after leaving a company can still have serious consequences for reputation, career prospects, and legal standing.

Evening Standard

Why ‘career cushioning’ is taking over from ‘quiet quitting’

In between the looming recession and the cost of living crisis, workers are hedging their bets, says Martha Alexander

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