Tag: Workforce

Period pain has historically been misunderstood, with a study of 43,000 women in the Netherlands showing that 85% experienced pain during their cycle. 

At next week’s GCUC North America in Seattle, some of the coworking industry’s top thinkers and doers will take the stage to help frame the conversation around the concept of ...

Although states like New York and California still led the pack in tech workers, other regions of the country have emerged as hot markets for these professionals.

The analysis showed that 38% of Manhattan office workers are back in the office some of the time, but that number may jump to 49% by Labor Day.

A new KellyOCG survey discovers businesses are struggling to navigate shifting demands for life-work design – which is resulting in a staggering number of executives leaving their positions.

“The most talented people are everywhere now…they’re getting so distributed that if you limit your talent pool to community radius, you’re probably at a disadvantage.”

The strict nature of Apple’s workplace policy has left employees expressing discontent with their lack of flexibility, something they have come to value in recent years.

Increased wages and improved work conditions among younger workers may help companies boost their labor participation and address staffing challenges.

A Wall Street Journal report reveals that former TikTok employees experienced long hours and a cultural disconnect between the company’s U.S. and Chinese branches.

“It’s clear that the market is experiencing a seismic shift and we need to react accordingly,” Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi said in an email to employees.