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Mothers who work remotely are not ‘mommies’

Pandemic well over, a growing number of companies want their workers back at the office. Many still allow certain employees to continue doing some or all of the job remotely. Parents raising young children especially welcome the opportunity to work from home. But as office culture returns ...

First Ascent is a good first step

From the moment Ascend WV — the remote work program offering cash and recreation incentives to out-of-state workers — was revealed, people (including us) asked, “What about West Virginians who want to stay but can’t afford to?” WVU and Marshall seemed to have listened. At the ...

Gen Z, millennials and Gen X basically agree on work from home

by Chris Hughes During the early days of the pandemic, the narrative was that remote-working was a grind for younger workers stuck in cramped apartments and bliss for their seniors living it up in airy home offices. The juniors were missing out on in-person learning, while their ...

Bosses, reopen offices with caution

by Deborah Lovich With the omicron surge subsiding, many business leaders are again planning to urge — and even demand — that their employees return to their pre-pandemic offices. It’s understandable: U.S. businesses are paying for countless thousands of square feet of expensive ...

Ascend WV updates progress

The Ascend West Virginia program held a digital round table with members of the West Virginia press via Zoom Friday afternoon to discuss the program’s progress. In attendance on the call were Ascend leaders and community partners, as well as two Ascend program participants. First ...

Redefining the ‘work-life balance’ post-pandemic

by Steven Roberts When I returned to my office at George Washington University last week, the calendar on my wall — curled and faded with age — read March 2020. Many Americans are facing a similar experience this fall, and are confronting these questions: What is the future of ...

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