95% of employers won’t lower pay for workers who continue, or transition to, remote work
A survey by Salary.com found that 95% of employers say they will not lower compensation for employees who continue to, or transition to, working remotely.
A survey by Salary.com found that 95% of employers say they will not lower compensation for employees who continue to, or transition to, working remotely.
A majority of people consider a company’s policies around supporting a diverse and inclusive workplace when searching for a job, according to a survey by Jobcase, a social media job site based in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
Staffing 360 Solutions expects revenue to grow 20% year over year in the second quarter to more than $52 million. The US and UK staffing provider released the projected second-quarter earnings today; the numbers at this time are preliminary and subject to possible change based on new developments or information.
Oyster — a platform that enables fully remote companies to hire full-time workers and contractors around the world on a compliant basis — announced a $50 million series B funding round. With this new round Oyster will expand its HR platform to more countries among other things.
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