Politics and the workplace. Why do people run for office or seek those jobs that require them to work for the people? School ...

A new survey shows a large majority of employees are uncomfortable with political discussions on the job and want them excluded from the workplace. In a world where political disagreements have ripped ...

The 2024 presidential election served as a lightning rod for bigger issues in the workplace. New research by Energage shows a silent divide where employees face challenges discussing political and ...

Nearly 7 in 10 employees surveyed said they don’t want to discuss politics at work, according to Monster's Politics in the Workplace Report, released Tuesday. Fourteen percent of workers went as far ...

As the political climate becomes increasingly volatile, employers may expect their employees to engage in political discourse both within and outside the workplace. Even if it occurs off-duty or ...

Heightened political tensions in the workplace mean many HR leaders are walking a tightrope. The killing of activist Charlie Kirk is leading some to reexamine workplace policies. "There is more ...

The recent death of Charlie Kirk has sparked strong public reactions and political division, including disparaging remarks by employees on social media. Some employers have reportedly responded by ...

A new report found that Gen Zers and millennials are more easily distracted by politics at their jobs than their older coworkers. A recently released Brightmine survey revealed that those generations ...

The 2024 presidential election served as a lightning rod for bigger issues in the workplace. New research by Energage shows a silent divide where employees face challenges discussing political and ...

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