The Clarion-Ledger: Corporate Layoffs Are Reshaping America’s Workforce— New Book ‘Rest Is the New Hustle’ Helps Employees Stay Grounded
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With layoffs sweeping corporate America, a new book helps employees navigate overload, anxiety, and post-layoff burnout without losing performance or peace. Clarity is currency in times of uncertainty ...
Corporate Layoffs Are Reshaping America’s Workforce— New Book ‘Rest Is the New Hustle’ Helps Employees Stay Grounded