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Belgium’s flexible office sector has entered a renewed phase of growth and transformation, following several years of disruption caused by the pandemic and the energy crisis. The market is now...

Britain's hiring market remains sluggish and pay is stagnating with employers worried about possible further tax increases in finance minister Rachel Reeves' November budget, according to a survey of recruitment...

Canada's economy posted a surprise 60,400 net job gains in September, almost entirely reversing the losses of the previous month, data showed on Friday, though the unemployment rate remained at...

We’re five years past the pandemic, but the remote-work debate rages on.  Many large companies like Amazon, Walmart, JPMorgan, and Uber have mandated five days a week back in office,...

The U.S. IRS has just released its updated federal income tax brackets and standard deductions for 2026. While that may sound like a distant concern, it has real implications for...

Unionization efforts are gaining momentum in sectors once considered immune to organized labor. A growing number of white-collar workers — from bank tellers to software engineers — are beginning to...

A new report from Aflac shows burnout among American workers has hit its highest level in six years, with nearly three-quarters of employees reporting moderate to severe stress on the...

A ResumeBuilder survey of business leaders shows companies plan to require more in-office days next year, even as hybrid work remains common. Notably, 3 in 10 companies will end remote...

Atlanta’s office market shows a sharp divide as demand grows for Class-A buildings while Class-B spaces lose tenants, according to BisNow. Overall, landlords posted negative net absorption of 84,000 square...

Small businesses fuel local economies and are quickly embracing AI to stay ahead. More than half of small business leaders rely on AI to simplify everything from managing inventory to...