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There is a growing unease among U.S. employers as 2025 draws to a close. In fact, nearly half of business leaders say they’ve already slowed or frozen hiring, and more...

Despite having advanced degrees, years of experience, and in-demand skills, more white-collar professionals are staying unemployed for longer — some for over a year — as hiring slows in key...

A newly released report offers the most detailed look yet at earned sick leave laws in the 75 largest U.S. cities — and how those laws have changed between July...

As businesses brace for continuous waves of disruption — driven largely by AI and digital transformation — a newly released national study warns that many organizations are reaching their limit...

While it may be assumed that recent college graduates aren’t ready to take on the AI-burdened job market, the ones prepping them for the workforce feel otherwise. Nearly nine in...

Wall Street bank Citigroup's bill for refitting its tower in London has risen to $1.5 billion (1.1 billion pounds), the company told Reuters, highlighting the challenges of modernising workplaces to...

More than half of U.S. healthcare workers are actively looking to leave their current jobs, according to a new survey, underscoring mounting pressure on an already strained system. The Harris...

AT&T is cutting back its use of a digital attendance monitoring tool after employees raised concerns about its accuracy and impact on daily work life. The system, called “presence reporting,”...

The gap between income and living costs is widening for many American workers, with new data revealing a growing share are struggling to stay financially afloat. A recent survey by...

Striking workers at Boeing Defense rejected the company's latest contract offer on Friday, sending the stoppage toward its seventh week. The roughly 3,200 members of the International Association of Machinists...