They invest in Black women. A lawsuit claims it’s discrimination VIEW
Last year, 1.1% of the $214 billion in venture capital funding allocated went to companies with Black founders. Now a legal battle is sparking concern...
Return to office or else, Google says, as other firms try softer touch
Google is cracking down on remote work, while Salesforce is donating to charity for every day workers come in from June 12 to 23.
Here’s what workers really care about, according to poll
About 8 in 10 workers are satisfied with their jobs, even as more than 6 in 10 say work is stressful.
Bud Light’s attempt to market to new customers alienated old ones
Bud Light's inclusion of Dylan Mulvaney has sparked a noisy outcry, highlighting how difficult it can be for a brand to depart from its long-standing...
Dating a coworker is more acceptable now, thanks to younger employees
Both Generation Z workers and younger millennials are more likely to say they’d be open to an office romance than other generations.
Pay transparency is here. Corporate America is still catching up.
As some of the country’s biggest job markets move to require salary ranges, the black box of pay is being cracked open.
Happy holidays, you’re laid off: White-collar workers bear brunt of downturn
As Corporate America prepares for a possible recession in 2023, companies big and small are axing thousands of positions amid the holidays
Is the pandemic over? Pre-COVID activities Americans are (and are not) resuming VIEW
The blizzard of decisions each person must make - even as the coronavirus remains highly contagious - can seem blinding.