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October 13, 2020

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Cisco tops World's Best Workplaces 2020

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Fortune, along with Great Place to Work, has released its World's Best Workplaces 2020 list, which Cisco tops for the second consecutive year, followed by DHL and Hilton, respectively. Eighty-seven percent of global Cisco employees referred to the company as an emotionally and psychologically healthy place to work at the start of the pandemic. Full Story: Fortune (tiered subscription model) (10/13)

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Employers, workers disagree over training, support IBM research finds 74% of employers say they think they're helping employees learn necessary skills, but just 38% of employees say the same. In addition, 80% of employers say they provide emotional and physical health support, but fewer than half of workers concur. Full Story: HR Dive (10/12)

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Leadership & Development

Exodus of women from workforce threatens gains in leadership Forbes (10/9)

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Working moms receive fewer promotions, pay raises Thirty-four percent of men who are working remotely at home with children say they've been promoted, compared with 9% of women in the same boat, according to research from theBoardlist and Qualtrics. Also, 26% of men in that situation have received a pay rise, compared with just 13% of women. Full Story: CNBC (10/13)

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