Would a Four-Day Workweek Be Practical in the United States?
While the idea of a four-day workweek has worked for some organizations, it is a decision for each individual American company to make.
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Loyalty Programs: Are They Worth the Effort for Airline Customers?
When evaluating loyalty programs, it is important to look at the big picture because simple airline loyalty will not pay off.
Two Ways Brick-and-Mortar Retailers Have Fought Back against Their Online Competitors
Traditional retailers use two different strategies to address their online competition: providing expert advice and an omnichannel shopping experience.
Minimum Wage Needs to Be Raised, But Raises Should Be Handled Locally
It is time to raise the minimum wages across the country, but each state should raise its minimum wage to the level that works best for it.
Apple Reaches $1 Trillion in Market Value: What Can We Learn from This Business Success?
On August 2, 2018, Apple became the first U.S. company to reach a market value of $1 trillion. But what are the keys to Apple’s unique success?
Cross-Functional Teams and the Roles of Technology and Social Networks
Cross-functional teams have changed over the past 10 or 20 years, due mainly to the advent of the Internet and ubiquitous computer technology.
Is Technology Helping or Hurting Corporate Recruiters and Human Resources?
In this vlog, APU professor Marie Gould Harper talks about how technology may be creating a roadblock for human resources looking for qualified applicants.
Adapting to the Gig Economy and Underemployment in the Current Job Market
In this vlog, APU management professor Dr. Marie Gould Harper discusses the top issues facing executives and employers in a gig economy and underemployment.
Workplace Healthcare: Stop Sitting and Start Walking to Improve Your Health
Getting regular exercise reduces stress and can even lead to higher productivity. With some creativity, there are ways to get walking into your workday.