I've got burnout. Should I use my inheritance to quit my job?
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Jan 26, 2020 6:15 AM - I feel completely burned out. My father recently died. With what he left me, I could take a lower-paying job or even stop working for a while and make up the difference with my inheritance. Is it completely taboo to quit one's job before looking for another one?
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Too many teenagers want to become lawyers or managers
Jan 26, 2020 6:18 AM - Huge changes in the world of work -- driven by developments in technology and social media -- are having too little impact on the job expectations of young people, according to a report presented at the World Economic Forum in Davos. -
4 employment trends organizations should pay attention to in 2020
Jan 23, 2020 8:39 AM - LaSalle Network works with hundreds of CEOs, CFOs and HR leaders annually on hiring and retaining their people. -
A look back at 2019, to look ahead to 2020
Jan 23, 2020 1:00 AM - As we gear up for 2020, let's briefly review significant legislative changes that impacted our workplaces in 2019. -
Culture: The Leadership "Mirror"
Jan 23, 2020 4:42 PM - In a good culture, values are clearly stated and enforced, the mission and vision are clearly understood, and information is shared openly and regularly. -
Unmasking the culture-killing leader
Jan 22, 2020 1:00 AM - A company's culture isn't worth the piece of paper it's written on if your leader is crumpling it. When a bad boss is aboard, employees feel browbeaten and defeated. -
Make sure your culture is an asset in 2020
Jan 22, 2020 1:00 AM - It's a new year and the beginning of a new decade. Organizations make resolutions, but they usually come in the form of strategic plans, annual goals, performance targets or special initiatives. In 2020, how many of yours involve corporate culture? -
Worker burnout is real. Here's how to spot it.
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Illinois among states considering gig worker bills
Jan 18, 2020 6:26 AM - The bills seek to target what labor experts say has been a growing problem for years: companies hiring workers as independent contractors instead of employees, which cost more.
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Call a lawyer: For some workplace disputes, it's just the best option
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Disrupting B2B payments in 2020Anyone working in a small to medium sized business knows that one of the biggest pain points is managing vendor payments. As a Treasury Management professional, our team regularly visits Accounts Payable (AP) departments only to find their AP clerks overwhelmed with paper and multiple processes to manage payments. While 2019 was the year of person to person (P2P) payment growth (think Venmo, Zelle, etc.), it's predicted that 2020 will be a year of disruption for business to business (B2B) payments. With so much digital advancement in the recent past, AP departments are now primed to take advantage of automated solutions to streamline their processes. -
Unmasking the culture-killing leaderA company's culture isn't worth the piece of paper it's written on if your leader is crumpling it. When a bad boss is aboard, employees feel browbeaten and defeated. -
New 401(k) and IRA law might affect how you plan your estateOn December 20, The SECURE Act ("SECURE") passed into law as part of a budget bill. SECURE drastically alters retirement account distribution requirements for a beneficiary inheriting a retirement account.
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