Companies are driving growth by adopting mobile, cloud and data technology, and triggering changes in the way their businesses are run. Many nontech firms are taking on characteristics of tech and internet ventures.
When companies don’t pay attention to older workers, it can cost them, according to a new paper. Researchers found that employees 45 and older in workplaces that were less friendly to mature workers were less dedicated to their work and less energized by their jobs.
New smartphone apps are putting technology directly into the hands of workers and allowing them to share information, make schedule changes, report labor violations and potentially organize for change. Employers are watching such apps warily.
Here’s a prediction for the new year: The job of chief executive is about to get tougher than ever amid unprecedented global turbulence and uncertainty.
Business schools have increased their offerings of programs that combine online components with face-to-face elements.
“Routine” jobs are disappearing, with many workers instead taking lower-paying low-skill manual work or simply dropping out of the labor force, according to new research. 226
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