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Manufacturers like U.S. lawnmower maker The Toro Company are not panicking at the prospect of U.S. President  Donald Trump's global trade tariffs. Despite five years of dramatic supply disruptions, from...

A recent audit allegedly shows that California could save hundreds of millions annually by not enforcing strict return-to-office mandates for state employees (although Governor Gavin Newsom disputes this). The report...

A recent report from Moorepay shows the stark differences in paid time off (PTO) around the world, revealing that the United States ranks last globally with no guaranteed paid annual...

As AI agents are being swiftly integrated in workplaces around the world, employees are increasingly drawing clear lines around how these technologies should be used, according to new global research...

Munich Airport is reshaping part of its western area into a forward-looking innovation district with coworking at its core. The new development, known as LabCampus, sits next to Terminal 1...

Mike Chai aims to cut wage costs at his kitchen cabinet factory by about 30% to remain competitive against other Chinese firms, which have stopped selling to the U.S. due...

Britain's jobs market has weakened again, official data showed, with payrolls falling for a sixth month and vacancies dropping further, but wage growth stayed strong, underscoring why the Bank of...

A newly released study highlights a growing crisis in Downtown Los Angeles, where office vacancy rates have reached historic highs and could pose major financial consequences for the city and...

After several years of uncertainty, the commercial real estate industry appears to be gaining renewed momentum. The five largest real estate services firms — CBRE, JLL, Cushman & Wakefield, Colliers,...

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) moved to end its contract with unionized employees, according to the union's president, the latest action in President Donald Trump’s push to weaken collective...