Feature
Workspan November/December Issue
November/December 2020
November/December 2020
November/December 2020
BY CATHERINE HARTMANN, JACKIE STUEDEMANN, AND BENJAMIN VINEY
November/December 2020
BY ANITA BOWNESS
November/December 2020
BY MARK MCGRAW
This year-end issue of Workspan emphatically slams and locks the door on 2020 and examines The Big Picture for 2021 and beyond. The cover story sets the stage for a post-pandemic world by addressing a myriad of total rewards topics — from flexible benefits and work options to integrated well-being programs that use robust data and tech to deliver a highly personalized, purpose-driven employee experience.
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Perhaps I miss living in New York City, but each time I say New Work, I can’t help but smile, because my mind just automatically gravitates to the “New York, New York” song by Frank Sinatra.
“Trust, but verify” came to my mind when I heard about recent news of McDonald’s suing its ex-CEO to reclaim severance paid to him.
Earlier this year, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) released new rules that expanded significantly on what material information publicly traded companies must disclose to investors and the public.