Contributor Content Nearly 28% of the global workforce works remotely, and 38% of the global workforce are freelancers who don’t commute to traditional office spaces: remote work is here to stay.

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The majority of respondents (89%) supported either shorter work schedules or "compressed" schedules, in which workers put in ...

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BingoPlus Foundation dedicated the month of October to three critical health initiatives supporting senior citizens, breast cancer survivors, and the LGBTQIA community.

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