We live in a time where "alternative" work arrangements are becoming more and more the norm. Especially in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, companies are exploring new ways of working and are seeing the benefits of greater adaptability as circumstances continue to change and evolve. Both employers and employees can benefit from flexible work arrangements, but offering greater flexibility is not without risk. In this course, you will explore flexible work arrangements, including remote work, flextime, job sharing, compressed workweeks, contracting, gig work, and permanent part-time positions. You will also learn how these flexible work arrangements affect both the business objectives of an organization and the work-life balance of employees.
, Business and Data
1.50 Business Credits
What will the future workspace look like? What are the "typical jobs" of tomorrow? How many hours a week will employees work? How will culture and technology affect the future of work? The answers to these questions are based on events, innovation, e
, Human Resource Management
1.50 HR Credits
Medical marijuana is legal in more than half the states and the District of Columbia (D. C. ), and the recreational use of marijuana is legal in many.
, Human Resource Management
1.50 HR Credits
The Equal Pay Act was passed in 1963, yet a 2020 report by hired. com found that 63 percent of men receive higher salaries than women performing the same job.
, Human Resource Management
1.50 HR Credits
Employers are looking for ways to attract and retain top employees. Employees are seeking working conditions that reflect their needs and wants.
, Human Resource Management
1.50 HR Credits
Successful businesses and organizations rely on workers to perform daily tasks and to keep things running smoothly. Regardless of size, mission, or product, all organizations must determine which roles and responsibilities are necessary to meet busin
