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The mighty debate over workforce policy has begun, as employers and employees alike hash out whether working in the office should be mandatory, working from home should be the new normal, or if a hybrid model is the way to go.
The debate touches a multitude of social issues, from diversity and inclusion in the workplace to inequitable taxing of the disadvantaged.
From parents spending more time with their kids while taking care of business from home, to saving money on commuting, child care and other work-related expenses, the workforce debate affects nearly everyone.
Help frame the debate by answering just three questions, and the results will appear in a follow-up to the Bold Business Come-to-Me Economy article.
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Date: Tuesday, September 17th
Time: 6:30 pm – 10:00 pm
Venue: Impact Hub San Francisco, 1885 Mission St, San Francisco, CA 94103, USA
Date: Saturday, September 14th
Time: 2:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Venue: Battery Park Ferry Terminal New York, NY, USA
I believe that we must understand and engage with the great social problems of our era to achieve lasting progress. I commit to developing a robust understanding of the causes of these issues, promoting fact and analysis based diagnosis and problem solving while maintaining a skepticism around the influences of partisanship and ideology in decision making.
I commit to genuine and intellectually honest engagement with our most important issues, fostering open-minded dialogue with peers, stakeholders, and champions of change.
By signing this pledge, I make these commitments publicly, and allow Impact to share my name as a proponent of this vision for the advancement of social progress.
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