143. "Lazy Girl Jobs" - A Problematic Phrase ...

Two nominations to the NLRB could rewrite the rules on severance agreements, union organizing, and captive audience meetings, and that’s just the start of this month’s Policy Pulse, which also covers the Department of Labor’s sweeping deregulation push and the independent contrac ...  Show more

This week, Traci talks with Laverne McKinnon, MCC, about professional grief. That's the loss we feel when a job, promotion, project, or career identity we cared about is suddenly gone, and it may be what's behind the burnout, low morale, and missing motivation so many HR leaders ...  Show more

Rat girl summer, lazy girl jobs, girl math and valley girls. Let’s just admit it: Girl trends make life a little more fun––for everyone! Join Rachel and George as they review the girlie Gen Z trends of the moment, talk about why they resonate (even for guys), and discuss how to e ...  Show more

Bragging about having remote jobs with comfortable salaries and 5:00 p.m. end times has become trendy among many younger female workers on TikTok. WSJ’s Katie Mogg joins host J.R. Whalen to discuss the pros and cons of promoting laid-back jobs that pay for basic comforts without ...  Show more

I came across a controversial tweet that read, “If you’re getting 8 hours of sleep every night, you aren’t working hard enough.” This reminded me of another statement I recently heard: “If you aren’t earning 6 figures, you aren’t working hard enough.” Each week I join Natalie Liz ...  Show more

Erika explores the issue of women leaving the workforce amidst the pandemic and the effect it will have on generations to come. Later on she does a deep dive into her most interesting DMs, shares an embarrassing work story, and gives an update on all things Barstool!You can find ...  Show more