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Her lively monthly publication, often called “The New Yorker for kids,” paired stories by the likes of John Updike with drawings of bugs and birds.

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Kathryn McLay, an Australian who worked for years in finance, wants employees to know “how valued they are.”

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Randomized, evidence-based trials, long required for new drugs, are now underway for government policy initiatives.

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More companies than ever are using software to screen their mountains of job applications. Getting seen by a human recruiter takes some effort.

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The city of Taicang illustrates the tight ties between the countries — and how difficult it could be for President Biden to win allies in his campaign to isolate Beijing.

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A group of analysts rated their job satisfaction as two out of 10 and said they were unlikely to stay at Goldman in six months if working conditions remained the same.

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For eligible people, H.S.A.s accept pretax contributions that grow tax-free and aren’t taxed if spent on qualifying expenses. But they’re underused, experts say.

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Junior bankers at Goldman Sachs raise pointed questions about pay, hours and working conditions.

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Times journalists asked leading companies about the racial makeup of their work forces. The responses, or the lack of them, were revealing. Here, the reporters discuss what they found.