Tech layoffs may be back with Amazon, Twitch, Unity and Duolingo job cuts
Though not as substantial as last year, the layoffs set the tone for continued employee anxiety.
Workforce management
7 things employees hate about the office — and how to fix them
The battle over RTO continues, and employees are fed up with reporting to offices simply to stare at Zoom calls.
Why wellness benefits still aren’t helping employees with burnout
A workplace wellness expert sheds some light on why employees may still feel like they lack support with stress management.
Sbarro’s earned wage access helps this GM feel financially secure
Along with increases in recruitment and retention, companies that offer earned wage solutions are helping employees see the day-to-day value of time spent at work.
ADHD coach shares tips for boosting productivity across a workforce
Ryan Mayer, certified ADHD coach, shares how more employees can successfully reach their deadlines, regardless of whether they're neurotypical.
Um, like, literally: 11 interview habits that may keep you from landing a job
A recent report revealed bad habits job seekers should avoid in their recruitment process.
After COVID, this healthcare worker quit her full-time job to escape burnout
To address ongoing stressors, healthcare job site Vivian Health is launching free programs to address well-being and support workers.
Leadership is forcing new hires into offices — what’s next for RTO and WFH
Recent data from Perceptyx reveals that new recruits are heading back to the office in droves — but it's not necessarily because they want to.
RTO? Update your office to support disability, neurodivergence and caregiving
Experts from Different DEI and Kindercare break down how to build an inclusive office space for a diverse workforce.
The hybrid work experiment is failing everyone
Employees in the office and working from home feel unsatisfied with a hybrid work model. Here's how employers can rethink their approach.
Skip the small talk: 5 cities where office communication thrives
A survey from Preply found where employees are more likely to enjoy chatting at the office and where they could do without.
4 ways to work smarter and manage better in 2024
Small changes to your habits can make a big difference in productivity and overall satisfaction in the workplace.
Think Gen Z has too much to say? That’s what makes them good managers
A new study from Culture amp reveals how employees really feel about working under Gen Z managers.
US companies ramped up hiring in December, ADP data show
Recently released information points to increased optimism among policymakers about the path of inflation, noting "clear progress."
Managers and employees at odds over RTO, mental health and more
Divided views exist in areas such as mental health, communication and professional development.
Unemployed Americans are still struggling in a strong job market
The unexpectedly strong U.S. jobs market is only helping certain Americans keep spending while staying up-to-date on their bills.
10 cities with the best work-life balance, from Boise to Honolulu
New research ranked the best locations for job seekers looking to improve their work-life balance.
Benefits Think Supporting part-time workers with benefits: A rising tide that lifts all ships
Fixed medical indemnity plans represent an affordable option for low-wage and part-time employees.
Drew Neslin
BCS Financial
From foster care to family: How BofA’s adoption benefits supported this exec
Support from company leadership and financial assistance simplified Felicia Lewis's journey to adopting her three daughters.
Get video meetings right: Body language dos and don’ts
Rachel Cossar, co-founder and CEO of Virtual Sapiens, explains how employees can better engage with their colleagues over video conferencing.
