Tag: employment
The 570, Part Two: The Job Search Is A Journey
During the past year, many had their worlds turned upside down. Careers came to abrupt pauses, leaving professionals wondering when and how they’d again be…
Seventeen Reasons To Let The Economic Optimism Begin
Neil Irwin is a senior economics correspondent for The New York Times, where he writes for The Upshot, a site for analysis of politics, economics…
Negotiating Your Next Job
Hannah Riley Bowles is the Roy E. Larsen senior lecturer in public policy and management at Harvard Kennedy School. Bobbi Thomason is an assistant professor…
The Pandemic Is Widening A Corporate Productivity Gap
Eric Garton and Michael Mankins are partners at Bain & Company and leaders in the firm’s Organization practice. Their article is republished here with permission…
How To Leave The Industry If You Have To And What To Expect If You Don’t (Audio)
The near future of employment in business travel looks grim. The frontline lodging, dining or transportation worker, the corporate travel agent nearing retirement, the hotel…
Op Ed: Jason King On What’s Really Happening With Employment In The Travel Industry
P. Jason King is founder, president and CEO of P. Jason King Associates, an executive search and career development firm focused on various elements of…
Sources: Frosch Buys CorpTrav In A Sign Of The Times
No surprise here: Travel management companies are consolidating. The No. 14 company on Travel Weekly’s 2020 list of top leisure and corporate agencies, Houston-based Frosch…
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