Sighing at a colleague in frustration could be discriminatory, tribunal rules

UK software engineer successfully sues employer for disability discrimination after complaining about manager’s sighing Sighing at a colleague at work in frustration could breach equality laws, an employment tribunal has ruled. Nonverbal expressions of disappointment or irritation could amount to discrimination, a judge said. Continue reading… ​UK software engineer successfully sues employer for disability discrimination…

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A new US report makes it clear: five-day in-office mandates are outdated | Gleb Tsipursky

A government study shows clear benefits to the flexibility of telework. Companies ignore these findings at their own risk When the pandemic hit in early 2020, organizations pivoted overnight to remote and hybrid models to survive. Nearly five years later, Amazon, JPMorgan Chase, Dell and Goldman Sachs have enforced five-day-in-office mandates, while US federal agencies…

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