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Retaining and training a remote workforceTo effectively transform a place of work into a learning place, employers should focus on three things. 
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Where have all the women gone? In a post-COVID-19 workplace, increased flexibility is vitalOur five-part series on women in the workforce concludes with a call to expand flexible work in all areas — location, hours and roles/responsibilities. 
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An arduous year and a half at work punctuates soft skillsThe uncertain landscape of 2020 and 2021 so far shed a new light on why soft skills are critically important in the workplace, and how learning and development plays a huge role in forming a culture where they can grow. 
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How Can Business Leaders Support Disabled Workers?Disabled workers can be just as productive as able-bodied colleagues. Here’s how business leaders can support and accommodate them. 
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On Trend for 2018: Learning and FlexibilityWhen workforce needs outpace learning, frustrations arise. Staying abreast of trending skills and building flexibility into learning culture can help. 
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4 Things Firms Should Consider When Bringing Back Remote WorkersAs companies consider bringing remote workers back to the office, how can business leaders successfully manage the transition? 
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Is it Time to Ditch the Idea of a Central Office?Given the speed at which technology is accelerating, how can executives tell if it’s time to ditch or adapt their central office? 
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Remote Work is About Trust, Not RulesThe 2017 SHRM Talent Management Conference & Exposition in Chicago revealed that, while in many ways the HR profession is progressing, some of the old stink remains. 
















