Company-wide vacations, PTO minimums and paying employees to get off the grid are emerging amid the emphasis on personalization.

Keith Saucier, vice president of health and well-being at Mattel, shares how the maker of Barbie nurtures creativity in the workplace.

Lensa lists states that saw the most significant decrease in the average number of work hours per week since 2020.

Lack of financial preparedness and use of benefits are costing workers at all levels.

The salaries of America's top CEOs have increased by over 1,400% since the 1970s.

The company has been accused in multiple suits of numerous labor and workplace violations.

Graci Harkema, author and owner of a DEI consulting firm, reveals how employers can truly promote diversity in the workplace.

About a third of employees say they struggle to leave the house enough when working remotely, according to a recent survey from Flexjobs.

The decision marks a victory for business owners who wish to deny services for religious reasons.

A Supreme Court decision on affirmative action along with discriminatory legislation against the LGBTQ community is challenging employers.

The Supreme Court put an end to Biden's plan to forgive more than $400 billion in student loan debt.

More than a third of tech leaders have reported increasing their alcohol intake because of recent layoffs, according to a Censuswide survey.

An equitable solution removes red tape and gives all employees access to holistic support.

Well-designed benefits plans can keep employees from facing barriers to treatment.

Employers and attorneys agree: companies may need to reevaluate their DEI programs.

Simply offering healthcare plans with family-building offerings isn't enough, according to the CEO of WINFertility.

Employees who don't like how they're being treated are more likely to say a robot could do a better job as boss.

78% of people of color said they experienced no follow-up from a company at some stage of the interview process, according to Greenhouse Software.

Bipartisan support is building to make pharmacy benefit managers more transparent and accountable, which would benefit millions of working Americans.

Bryan Janeczko, CEO of Nunbelievable and co-founder at StartOut, reveals why the U.S. needs the LGBTQ community.