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Stranger things. Much stranger. Working in the upside down
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Computer screens are the new conference room and dogs are, sometimes, welcome
By Maggie Susa / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Companies adapt to virtual meetings and have fun with learning experiences in the process.
No more ballpark outings, but companies adjust benefits, rewards to the new reality
By Amanda Sturges / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Extra vacation time, flexible hours and the option to work remotely are just a few of the ways employers are incentivizing hard work.
A slipper contest, a game of Two Truths and a Lie: the quirky ways companies are keeping the joy in work relationships
By Andy Kostka / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Companies are making the most with what they have — converting water cooler talk into a virtual medium, offering a sense of togetherness.
Layoffs are one thing. How do you convince fearful employees to return to work?
By Ethan Simmons / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
For businesses, restoring their workplaces has proved complicated as employees are cautious about returning.
A little advice from those who had been working remotely even before the pandemic hit
By Eva Hill / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
For businesses that already had regular remote employees, the shift to more locked-down operations was less complicated.
Hired during the pandemic? It comes with its own problems
By Ethan Simmons / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
The virus has posed a challenging landscape for new hires and employers, as the workers try to get comfortable in a world of uncertainty.
When the next COVID-19 wave hits, will things go smoother?
By Eva Hill / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Hopefully there’s potential for a safer and more organized round of pandemic-necessitated closures by organizations if needed.
