Work/Life

New Study Says Working Long Hours Kills About 745,000 People Per Year

Startling new study data from the World Health Organization links working long hours to death from heart disease and stroke.
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How To Ask To Work From Home Permanently — And Get What You Want

Here's what to do when you want to convince your boss to let you stay remote post-COVID-19.
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Is Giving 2 Weeks' Notice Still Necessary?

Career experts weigh in on whether workers can give less time than the usual resignation notice.
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What If Matt Gaetz Shared Nudes In A 'Regular Office'? Two HR Execs Have Thoughts.

"A middle schooler would know better."
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6 Real Reasons People Want To Go Back To The Office

"It’s nice to have boundaries again where there are harder lines between work and home.”
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5 Ways The Model Minority Myth Is Used Against Asian Americans At Work

The lie that all Asian Americans are successful has many negative career consequences.
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4 Reasons We Should Have 4-Day Workweeks, According To Research

Bernie Sanders says a shorter work week is not a "radical idea." Here's what happens when companies try it.
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3 Jaw-Dropping Moments From The Documentary About WeWork

It's no wonder the company was essentially a house of cards.
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Why Everyone Should Get Paid Time Off For The COVID-19 Vaccine

The vaccine is free, but employees still bear the burdens of navigating sign-up systems and recovering from the shots.
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How To Support Your Asian Colleagues Right Now At Work

Helping co-workers targeted by hate begins by listening -- and not assuming you know what they need.
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