Workforce

Workers are spending more time signaling productivity than actually producing work.

Business leaders are betting that AI will rapidly change who does the work in corporate America.

The Senate is weighing a bill to improve data on how AI is changing jobs and worker demand.

IWG research finds only a quarter of Gen Alpha expects to travel more than 30 minutes for work.

AI is automating routine work while increasing demand for experts who solve real-world problems.

Frontline workers report higher burnout and lower workplace satisfaction than office staff.

A six-year study shows CEOs demanding employees return to the office are those with the biggest egos.

Deloitte cuts benefits for some workers, creating split employment tiers inside firms.

Just 23% of remote-capable Gen Z workers prefer fully remote work.

Overlooking perimenopause at work is costly, but effective policy can make a difference.