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Despite challenges zero-trust security is the dominant strategy adopted by 63% of organizations.

CA's "Right to Disconnect" bill has strong employee support but executives show hesitation.

U.S. banks are implementing stricter in-office policies, requiring more days on-site.

U.K. government to reform fit note system, cites “sicknote culture” and over-treatment of minor mental issues.

Inflation and layoffs dampen U.S. workers' outlook on job prospects and career growth in 2024.

VW Tennessee plant union vote marks crucial test for UAW and labor's growing influence in the South.

LinkedIn's 2024 Top Companies list reveals the 50 best large U.S. workplaces for career development.

If a court enforces "breakup fees" for job offer withdrawals, it could one day reshape hiring practices nationwide.

Japan sees biggest wage hikes in 33 years, targeting deflation and empowers unions.

WeWork founder Adam Neumann leads aggressive fundraising and bidding to outpace rivals and reclaim market share.