Jennifer Liu

What's in store for the 2026 workplace, according to Glassdoor research.

Job experts say they're not in panic mode just yet. Here are the numbers to focus on.

Shreya Bhosale is a Seattle-based tech worker who was laid off from Amazon in 2023.

Anna DeGuzman began practicing magic to keep herself entertained. Now she performs for stars around the world.

Anna DeGuzman began practicing magic to keep herself entertained. Now she performs for stars around the world.

Marisa Drew is the chief sustainability officer for Standard Chartered, where she oversees $300 billion in sustainable finance.

Laura Brown and Kristin O'Neill are the co-authors of "All the Girls Get Fired," a guide to surviving a layoff and bouncing back in your career.

Get your ski gear ready.

Work-from-home rates have persisted even as the labor market sours, people cling to their jobs and leverage swings back in the direction of CEOs.

New Mexico will become the first state to offer free universal child care on Nov. 1.

Companies are willing to pay top dollar for these special skills.

Elisa Sunga picked up baking five years ago; now, she hosts a touring Cake Picnic festival that's attracted thousands of bakers from around the world.

Some 40% of people say they've received workslop in the last month.

Louisa Serene Schneider is the founder and CEO of Rowan, the medical ear-piercing business she started from her attic in 2017.

People are landing jobs faster after sending fewer applications, according to ZipRecruiter's latest quarterly survey of 1,500 new hires.

Katie Lee had her second baby, Ruby, while on a 13-month career break and living in Taipei.

The average woman who worked full-time year-round in 2024 was paid just 81 cents for every $1 paid to a man, according to new Census data.

Talking with strangers is an active engagement of the unknown and can build trust at work, says therapist Esther Perel.

Overall leaves of absence increased by 30% between 2019 and 2024, with a 300% jump for mental health leave alone, according to a new analysis from ComPsych.

AI chatbots are increasingly becoming a sounding board for workers' career questions.