“Working It” as an Employment Writer
"Working It" Column for Twin Cities Business
December 2021: "Why Won't We Take Vacations?"
October 2021: "Executives Need Contrarians in Their Ranks"
August 2021: "Blowing the Whistle on Workplace Violence"
June 2021: "The Breadwinner Wife"
April 2021: "Job Creators or Job Takers"
February 2021: "Why Being Old is New Again"
December 2020: "What's Lost When You Can't Go into the Office?"
October 2020: "Can I Ask You a Question?"
September 2020: "It's So Nice to Have a Dad Around the House"
June 2020: "Revenge of the Remote-Worker Nerds"
April 2020: "I Just Want to Get My Work Done"
March 2020: "Are You Being Recorded?"
February 2020: "The Lost Art of Written Performance Reviews"
January 2020: "How Successful Women Get Ahead"
My Writing
December 2019: "Traffic Congestion Hits Employees Hard"
November 2019: "Beyond the Yellow Ribbon"
October 2019: "Why Are We Having This Meeting?"
September 2019: "The Dilemma of Independent Contractors"
July 2019: "How Did It Get Late So Soon?"
May 2019: "Opening Up About Depression in the Workplace"
April 2019: "Moving from Grudge to Nudge: Improving Workplace Culture"
March 2019: "How to Deal with Cell Phones in the Workplace"
February 2019: "Who is Your Female Role Model?"
January 2019: "Don't Cough on Me: Is paid sick leave the best way to ensure a health workplace?"
December 2018: "From Santa Baby to the New Years Baby: Work can still get done the last week of the year"
November 2018: "Bucking the Geezer Stereotype: Older workers can help themselves in Minnesota workplaces"
October 2018: "Home is Where the Work is: Employee demand for telecommuting is a current that employers can navigate"
August 2018: "The Negotiating Gap: Prior pay isn’t the only reason women end up with lower salaries"
April 2018: "Yes, There's a Predator in Your Midst"
"Why Women Make Better Lawyers"
"Why Women Make Better Lawyers: Note, That's Better, Not Just As Good."
Linda Holstein, Minnesota Law & Politics, Super Lawyer Issue, August/September 2002