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The federal government is moving to offload or consolidate 11 underused office buildings across seven U.S. cities, including Washington, D.C., Chicago, and Houston, in a push to cut costs and...

Human resources software giant Workday is at the center of a legal battle over claims its job screening technology discriminates against applicants based on age, race, and disability status.  A...

A growing wave of American workers are rethinking their careers, with nearly 8 in 10 employed individuals expressing interest in launching their own businesses, according to a recent nationwide survey. ...

Central business districts (CBDs) across the U.S. remain under pressure as office vacancy rates stay high and listing prices continue to decline. New federal office leasing policies and ongoing changes...

Citigroup has launched Citi AI, a suite of artificial intelligence (AI) tools for its employees in Hong Kong, the bank said on Thursday. The tools support internal operations including information...

These robots don't break into a jig or jump, but their ability to do single tasks cheaply and efficiently is attracting investor dollars as focus shifts to function from flash....

Meta is increasing the number of employees categorized in its lowest performance tier during this year’s mid-year evaluations, following a wave of job cuts earlier this year. Managers have been...

The corporate wellness industry is on a strong growth trajectory, with the global market expected to nearly double in value by 2031. According to recent projections, the market will surge...

In a ruling that could reshape how employers address neurodivergence in the workplace, a U.K. employment tribunal has found that even nonverbal expressions like sighing can amount to disability discrimination,...

The U.K. and Ireland are now home to more than 4,000 coworking spaces, placing the region among the world’s most densely supplied coworking markets, according to Coworking Cafe.  While the...