Microsoft’s Sexual Harassment Transparency Report May Push Boards To Review Policies
Boards can measure their harassment policies against what Microsoft has been asked to implement and see what some consider effective.
Boards can measure their harassment policies against what Microsoft has been asked to implement and see what some consider effective.
In a desperate struggle to stem turnover and lure talent, companies are rethinking everything from where their people work to how they should be paid. Here’s how boards can help them navigate fierce competition for talent and shifting employee priorities.
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While grappling with Covid’s devastating toll on the hospitality industry, Marriott also lost CEO Arne Sorenson to cancer. Lead Independent Director Fritz Henderson shares lessons gleaned from boardroom conversations in times of crisis.
Companies will have to confront employment challenges over the next year—which may fundamentally change what their workforce looks like today. Corporate boards may want to consider the following.
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