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In addition to identifying trends through our daily interactions with companies and job seekers, we conduct extensive research on hiring and employment issues. Read about our latest research, including results from our ongoing surveys of CFOs, CIOs, lawyers, advertising and marketing executives, human resources managers, senior managers and workers.
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Sep 24, 2018- Chicago, Miami, New York and San Francisco have the most professionals who have quit because of a bad commute
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Sep 10, 2018-- The average lunch break lasts 39 minutes, down from 43 minutes in 2014
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Aug 28, 2018San Diego, Austin, Houston and Nashville have the most professionals who believe they're underpaid
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Aug 9, 2018- More than one in 10 workers have been moved to a lower role at a job; it's happened most to male professionals and those ages 18 to 34
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Aug 6, 2018- Three-quarters of workers rate their work-life balance as good or excellent
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Jul 9, 2018- Employees in Des Moines, Cleveland, Philadelphia and Salt Lake City are most likely to leave for higher pay
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Jun 6, 2018- 39 percent of employers commonly award promotions without salary increases, up from 22 percent in 2011
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May 8, 2018- 86 percent of workers and 80 percent of managers feel clothing choices affect a person's chances of being promoted
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Apr 20, 2018Panel Will Also Include Microsoft and Ethisphere Executives Discussing How to Build, Monitor and Improve Corporate Culture
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Apr 18, 2018Recruiting Expert Highlights Scenarios that Can Slow Down Your First Job Search