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A job advertisement for a surgeon at a London hospital sparked a discussion about salaries for British medics compared with their American counterparts.

Some big brands have come under fire from conservative critics over LGBTQ+ representation. Yet many companies are working on such issues internally.

Laura Whaley has amassed millions of TikTok followers by helping them to say things like "I'm not paid enough to do this" in a more diplomatic way.

In May, AT&T CEO John Stankey told 60,000 managers that they'd have to return to one of just nine US office locations by September.

Jenn Leach says that all of these side hustles are accesible and don't require experience or a degree.

Lycia Lamini, 22, went from working at a Karl Lagerfeld store to being a celebrity stylist earning five figures a month in less than two years.

This is the out-of-office message you will need if your company finally gave you Juneteenth off and caught up with the current times.

While some dread a return to the office, Gen Z never went in the first place. New grads are looking online for tips on how to dress for work.

Andrea Mac's husband is a stay-at-home dad while she works full-time. Here are the issues they struggle with and their advice for other couples.

Gallup's 2023 State of the Global Workplace report surveyed 122,416 employed respondents in more than 160 countries from 2022 to 2023.

US-based automotive digital marketplace TrueCar has announced the laying off of nearly 24 per cent of its workforce, or about 102 employees, amid restructuring.

A significant percentage of companies in India believe the advent of 5G will herald a transformative era in the world of work, unlocking a wealth of opportunities for India's tech talent pool, says a report.

Women, more than men, prefer to be their own boss so they can have flexibility and work from home, according to a survey from Fiverr.

Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi says there's one mistake he sees young people make repeatedly — and it could lead to a lot of missed opportunities.

ChatGPT and DALL-E 2 have been used to create music, art, and images. Five creators who used AI tools break down how they work.

Young professionals are puzzled by workplace lingo, with more than half saying that they had looked up a word in a meeting to understand its meaning.

Former colleagues of Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, Bill Gates, and Sara Blakely share what it was like working with them.

Work history, identity information, and education verification were some of the most common background screenings that employers conducted globally.

Despite reports of layoffs, and a projected global economic slowdown, the job market is showing positive indicators in the third quarter of 2023 (July to September). In a ManpowerGroup survey of employers, almost half of them (49%) expect to increase their workforce, while 13% anticipate a decrease in hiring in the upcoming quarter. Around 34% do not foresee any changes in their staffing levels.

Have you ever felt left out during water cooler sessions? Or have you ever scratched your head when you were asked to add more value to your quarterly sales presentations? Well, you are not the only one if professional social networking platform LinkedIn and language learning app, Duolingo’s joint survey findings are anything to go by.

US-based online food ordering company Grubhub has announced to lay off about 15 per cent of its workforce, or nearly 400 employees, to maintain "competitiveness" in the market.

Justine Mabey is a deputy fire chief in Nova Scotia, Canada who felt welcomed when joining the fire service, but felt she had to prove herself.