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New Zealand Raises Minimum Wage to $20 an Hour

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Unilever to Try Out 4-Day Work Week in New Zealand

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Without Compassion, Resilient Leaders Will Fall Short

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We aim to amplify the voice of our collective compassion -- by featuring news articles of everyday people choosing love over fear. We feel that these acts will far outlive the virus, and if enough of us presence it in our consciousness, it just might architect a new future. More ...

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