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Americans' view on labor markets soured in March as respondents to a Federal Reserve Bank of New York survey sharply trimmed back the payrate they said would get them to...

US judge temporarily blocks mass firings at consumer bureau

Office attendance across the U.S. is still trailing behind pre-pandemic levels, but recent data shows encouraging signs of recovery. According to Placer.ai, March 2025 saw a noticeable uptick in foot...

New research shows artificial intelligence is playing a growing role in shaping commercial building design across the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region. According to JLL's latest Outlook on Design Trends 2025 report,...

Australian employment rebounded in March, recovering from a one-off dive the previous month, while the unemployment rate came in slightly below forecasts, showing a labour market that remains healthy but...

The number of Americans filing new applications for unemployment benefits fell to a two-month low last week, suggesting labor market conditions remained stable in April, though uncertainty around tariffs is...

The global market for workplace wellness is on a strong growth path, as more companies prioritize the health and well-being of their employees. Valued at $49.81 billion in 2019, the...

Cyprus is once again welcoming remote workers from around the world with the reopening of its Digital Nomad Visa program. This visa offers professionals who work online the chance to...

More than 22,000 employees at the tax-collecting Internal Revenue Service have accepted the Trump administration's latest buyout offer, two agency sources said on Tuesday. The move this month, called a...

Faced with a stubbornly uncertain job market, many young professionals are turning to a path once seen as a fallback: working for their parents.  What was once considered a last...