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    Will employers change your salary if you move to a cheaper area?

    by Janet Nguyen
    May 6, 2021
    With remote work on the rise, some employees are moving away from high-cost cities to cheaper places.
    Even as COVID-19 cases go down, remote work may be here to stay.
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    Workplace Culture

    Gender gap in work hours grew during pandemic

    by Meghan McCarty Carino
    Jan 29, 2021
    Moms were overwhelmingly responsible for supervising remote learning
    A mom asks questions at the end of her 5-year-old daughter's online kindergarten class in Las Vegas, Nevada.
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    A crisis for caregivers

    by Meghan McCarty Carino
    Dec 30, 2020
    Many working parents were already struggling. Then the pandemic hit.
    The pandemic has left parents with impossible choices.
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    The cost of sleep deprivation

    by Erika Beras
    Nov 23, 2020
    A RAND study found that lack of sleep costs the U.S. about $411 billion a year in lost productivity.
    Right now, more than a third of Americans are feeling anxious and losing sleep as a result, according to the most recent Marketplace-Edison Research Poll.
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    Unworkable

    Employer-sponsored tutoring? Unique benefits are aimed at pandemic parenting

    by Meghan McCarty Carino
    Nov 23, 2020
    But they may not get to those who need them most.
    New benefits to help working parents are uneven.
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    Race and Economy

    Black students most likely to be going to school remotely

    by Samantha Fields
    Nov 17, 2020
    More than 70% of Black students are going to school entirely online, compared to 40% of white students.
    More than 70% of Black students are learning entirely remotely right now, according to a Marketplace-Edison Research poll.
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    Workplace Culture

    What are employers doing for workers amid the increased stress of COVID-19?

    by Meghan McCarty Carino
    Nov 13, 2020
    Some companies are giving workers extra time off, including more mental health days.
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    Elections 2020

    Why Colorado passing paid family leave matters even more during COVID

    by Katherine Wiles
    Nov 6, 2020
    The ballot measure passed at a time when women are leaving the workforce due to a lack of child care.
    A voter turns in her ballot in Edgewater, Colorado, on Nov. 3. Colorado is the first state to pass paid family leave through a ballot measure.
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    Elections 2020

    California voters to decide measure that could spur home sales

    by Amy Scott
    Nov 4, 2020
    Proposition 19 would remove a disincentive to sell property. But a decline in moving is squeezing the housing supply all over the country.
    Californians cast their votes inside the historic Hollywood Pantages Theatre on Nov. 3 in Los Angeles.
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    Business of Voting

    The case for making Election Day an official holiday

    by David Brancaccio and Daniel Shin
    Nov 3, 2020
    Andrea Hailey, CEO of the nonprofit Vote.org, thinks making Election Day a national holiday would go far in increasing turnout.
    "A lot of these businesses know that it's within their business interest to make sure that people can participate and vote," says Vote.org CEO Andrea Hailey.
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