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How the Great Resignation Has Impacted 10 Industries

Kazoo

A perfect storm of new coronavirus variants like delta and omicron, inadequate workplace protections, indecent pay, and deep cultural shifts in the way Americans think about work have combined to prompt workers to leave their jobs in droves—referred to as the “Great Resignation.” More than 4.5 Need to boost morale?

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Coronavirus resource spotlight: Virgin Pulse’s return to work service

HRExecutive

Related: Strategies for navigating work during the pandemic. But Virgin Pulse claims VP Passport is different from other symptom-checking tools and apps because it can be “configured to segment and support populations according to different parameters such as location, employee type, job function and return- to-workplace phases.”

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The Coronavirus and Its Impact on the Workplace

HR Counselor's Corner

As concern over the anticipated spread of the coronavirus strain known as COVID-19 increases, employers should consider its impact on the workplace. You can read the full guidance on the CDC’s Coronavirus Disease 2019 website. If employees come to work with symptoms such as fever or cough, send them home.

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New Executive Order, COVID-19 Quarantine CDPH Guidance

HRWatchdog

This shortened time period is only applicable to: Exposed asymptomatic health care workers; and Exposed asymptomatic emergency response and social service workers who work face to face with clients in the child welfare system or in assisted living facilities.

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Phases of Crisis – Employee Experience Matters!

Newmeasures

As an HR leader, you may feel flooded by articles about Covid-19 and strategies for responding to the coronavirus. And though your motivation to deal with coronavirus may wax and wane, keep in mind that while this too shall pass, staying focused and intentional will help you move through the phases of this crisis successfully.

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67% of UK employees will keep wearing masks at work, CIPHR research shows

cipHR

CIPHR survey of 1,016 UK workers reveals employee attitudes towards the return to their ‘usual’ (pre-pandemic) workplace. 81% of businesses whose staff worked at home during the pandemic have now reopened in some capacity. 53% of workers have been asked to return to the workplace against their wishes. Britons go back to work .

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Families First Coronavirus Response Act Passes

HRWatchdog

The Families First Coronavirus Response Act creates expanded employee benefits and protections related to COVID-19. On March 18, 2020, President Trump signed additional emergency relief legislation known as the Families First Coronavirus Response Act (Families First Act). Emergency Paid Sick Leave.