Local employers are making the date that marks widespread freedom from slavery in the U.S. a holiday, for the first time ever. Here's why, and what the reaction has been.

"What comes of this will deeply impact whether I decide to remain at the organization or not," one startup employee told us.

As the pandemic continues, healthcare workers can access content on their own time, attend virtual group sessions or find one-on-one care. The platform is also adding content addressing racism and social injustice.

Company leaders have been making space for their teams to process the underlying causes of this past week's ongoing protests in the region and across the country.

Philly Startup Leaders' executive director issues a call to action for local biz leaders to respond to systemic racism.

"Bring people together, listen and build on what you hear," said the Old City coworking space's founder, Alex Hillman, of community building.

@CTCchairs documents the many, many seating options in the 60-floor tower.

Getting work done now looks drastically different than it did just two months ago. Here's how leaders from Seer Interactive, Oncora Medical, Jornaya and elsewhere are communicating with their teams now.

The pivot involved speeding up the rollout of a suite of digital offerings that were meant to launch months down the line.

"I can hopefully be the first woman in the room that will bring in other women, rather than let myself be cut out": Here's how one tech industry newcomer and one more seasoned talent acquisition manager are navigating.