9 companies boosting benefits so employees don't feel isolated or lonely in the middle of the coronavirus crisis

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Starbucks, Target, PwC, and others are increasing mental health benefits like access to apps and free counseling sessions.

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COVID-19 has upended the working world. Business leaders can adopt these new policies to keep employees happy, healthy, and productive while remote.

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Sapphire Ventures President Jai Das says startups should avoid fundraising during the crisis. If they need to, they shouldn't sell themselves short.

The coronavirus pandemic could deepen the gender wage gap and have a disproportionate impact on women's employment. We can't let that happen.

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