Tag: North America

Over half of employees who feel their workplace is ineffective may leave within a year, signaling a looming talent crisis.  As workplaces adopt more AI and face economic uncertainty, new ...

New York City is moving ahead with a new employer pay data reporting requirement after the City Council overrode a veto by former Mayor Eric Adams.  The law will require ...

The promise of flexible work was supposed to outlast the pandemic. Instead, new data from LiveCareer suggests those gains are slipping away, often without formal announcements or policy changes. Across ...

Internal documents reveal that Amazon is asking its corporate workers to list three to five accomplishments that reflect their best work, according to people familiar with the matter and an ...

Los Angeles is becoming a proving ground for a new kind of workplace: part coworking hub, part members-only social club. Two newly opened projects — Arc Beverly in Beverly Hills ...

The number of Americans filing new applications for unemployment benefits rose moderately last week amid a relatively low number of layoffs, though demand for labor remained sluggish, with businesses squeezing ...

Investor interest and user demand for commercial real estate have picked up nationwide, but higher transaction volume has yet to follow, according to Coldwell Banker Commercial’s 2026 Outlook Report. Persistent ...

U.S. job openings dropped to a 14-month low in November while hiring resumed its sluggish tone, pointing to ebbing demand for labor amid policy uncertainty related to import tariffs and ...

More than half of U.S. professionals (56%) plan to job-hunt in 2026, yet 76% say they don’t feel prepared, according to LinkedIn. In a changing job market molded by AI, ...

U.S. workers are starting 2026 with caution, focusing on income protection and job security rather than chasing new opportunities. According to Monster’s 2026 WorkWatch Report, only 43% of workers plan ...