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Your Leadership Operating System: Ego Or Eco?

Lead Change Blog

When we are led by our ego, we see ourselves at the top of a pyramid, supported by people, policies, processes, and profits. We become smarter, more creative, and more broadminded when we operate from a leadership ecosystem, intentionally harnessing the strengths and skills to make the whole greater than the sum of its parts.

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Pro-Worker Policies Appear To Appeal To Voters

The Horizons Tracker

Nonetheless, research from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign suggests that pro-worker policies may carry slightly more bang for their buck than other policies. They were looking for both the characteristics of the party, how they responded to other parties, and the various political and economic conditions they operated in.

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Are You Overpaying for Business Insurance? Our Ultimate Guide to Understanding Policy Costs

Strategy Driven

Everyone is looking for costs that they can cut right now, and it’s smart to keep those scissors away from your insurance policies if you can help it. The Hartford Insurance puts the annual average cost of Business Owner’s Policy insurance at $3,135 but there are a lot of factors that go into that number. What Industry Are You In?

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Great Office Reopening: Welcome Back Employees With New Policies

HR Digest

What kind of policies should you put in place to welcome back employees after they’ve been away from their office for some time? Many companies now operate 24/7, and employees spend less time at the office. Many companies now operate 24/7, and employees spend less time at the office. Office Opening in Modern Work Settings.

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Do Policy Makers Use The Latest Academic Research?

The Horizons Tracker

The desire for policy to be constructed based upon the latest and greatest evidence is an obvious one, and yet it’s hard to shake the feeling that modern politics derides expert opinion, and instead is constructed emotively and on the hoof. Evidence-based policy making.

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How Tax Policy Encourages Firms To Invest In New Technology

The Horizons Tracker

Research from Duke University adds its voice to the melee, albeit from the angle of whether tax policy incentivizes firms to invest in new machinery. As such, the research suggests that far from tax policies supporting investment in technology undermining the workforce, the opposite is quite likely to be the case.

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Learning & Development’s Role in Operational Efficiencies in 2022

HR Digest

Learn to address the lacuna observed in the preceding year and align the organization’s needs with that of the employees and the organization’s shifts in policies. Operations Before Experiences. It’s about handling operational inefficiencies across people, processes, and technology to produce better outcomes. .