From free dinners and laundry to wellness centres and rides home, the lavish extras bestowed by tech companies are becoming a thing of the past
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‘Don’t take it personally’: three common workplace clashes – and how to deal with them
An expert shares her strategy to prevent tensions from reaching boiling point
Top 10 novels about office jobs
The places where half of waking life unfolds for many people aren’t famous settings for drama, but writers from Muriel Spark to Dave Eggers show why they should be
There is no US labor shortage. That’s a myth
There is, however, a shortage of jobs paying sufficient wages to attract workers to fill job openings
The Zoom revolution largely benefited men. Is job sharing the way forward for women’s workplace flexibility?
With the right match of people and division of responsibilities, workplaces may well find themselves getting two minds for the price of one
A four-day week? Pick your pay? The bosses fighting to lure workers with the perfect job
From Netflix to Kickstarter, some firms are pulling out all the stops to find new recruits – and hang on to existing staff
Nike lawsuit records allege culture of sexism, bullying and fear of retaliation
5,000 pages of records detail how female employees were concerned management were unlikely to address concerns
‘Heartless’ mass layoffs hit US workers ahead of holidays
Job cuts have risen this year, even as the US economy shows no signs of a downturn for now
Stress over cost of living crisis harming workers’ performance, survey finds
Managers say anxiety is causing distraction, affecting productivity and increasing absenteeism
Workers at Amazon’s largest air hub in the world push to form a union
Employees at the company’s hub outside Cincinnati Northern Kentucky international airport are now mobilizing
Company fires 2,700 workers while they were sleeping days before Thanksgiving
Workers at Mississippi-based furniture company received text saying they were terminated right before midnight on 21 November
More workers say Starbucks retaliated for union efforts: ‘I lost everything when they fired me’
US employee rights agency issues growing number of complaints against coffee chain as hundreds of stores try to form unions
Yes, you should monitor your remote workers – but not because you don’t trust them
Cybercrime attacks are increasing. That’s one good reason to keep track of employees who work from home
Workplace trauma can affect anyone in any occupation. How can we deal with it?
It doesn’t just happen to emergency or frontline workers, and can stem from accidents, bullying, and even severe stress
Mass firings, wage cuts and open hostility: workers are still unionizing despite obstacles
Companies are hiring anti-union consultants and deploying hardball tactics when workers threaten to form a union
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