By Jack Stubbs “We see companies spending a lot of money on new layouts and making some subtle changes that increase productivity…it’s about really serving employees in terms of what’s important to them,” said Karen Warren, district president for Robert Half in San Francisco. There has been much debate recently about companies’ decisions to implement […]
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