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AndreyPopov Do you remember Gravity Payments? That’s the Seattle-based credit card processing company where the owner raised the starting salaries of every employee to $70,000. The story quickly went viral in 2015 for the unique and generous business strategy by the company’s owner Dan Price.

pixabay Paging Big Brother! A new wearable, a wristband called the Moodbeam One, which alerts bosses if their employees are unhappy has been making some waves on the internet – and they’re not the positive kind. “Businesses are trying to get on top of staying connected with staff working from

Back in April of 2015, we reported on Gravity Payments, a Seattle-based credit card processing company, and its owner Dan Price who had decided after reading a book on happiness to raise the minimum salary of all of his employees to $70,000. After everyone got their pay bump, the paychecks of about

Irish businessman Norman Crowley gives all of his employees an unlimited amount of vacation with only one caveat: do your job. Simple, right? Crowley seems to know what he is doing since he was up for Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year in 2011, started his company Crowley Carbon in 2009 and

We’ve all been there, either hungover or tired or just don’t feel like working. So we decide we’re going to make the dreaded phone call to the boss to tell him just how “sick” we are so we can spend the day on the couch playing video games and binge-watching Netflix. The only real question we have