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Tech such as laptops, tablets and instant messaging has more positive effect on wellbeing, says thinktank

Trader Joe’s and SpaceX are among businesses challenging the constitutionality of the National Labor Relations Board

Tracy Cohen alleges fashion label forced her to work around the clock and fired her for formally complaining about conditions

Exclusive: union’s president, Sean O’Brien, accused of having ‘publicly humiliated’ Black and Hispanic workers

After Phillip Schofield at ITV and Bernard Looney at BP, tendency to ‘overcompensate’ could create other serious problems, say HR experts

Business Insider reports employees let go for purchasing limited-edition mugs apparently in violation of company policy

Strikes by autoworkers, actors and writers brought wins in 2023, but analysts worry labor laws could undo progress

Musk is the world’s best accidental salesman for unions, even as his Tesla workers make 30% less than UAW automakers

Forget stealing your colleagues’ milk. There are so many new ways to annoy them – whether it’s boasting about your physical prowess or filming videos in the office

Representative for Iovine says they are ‘shocked and baffled’ by allegations made in summons in New York

The rise of intrusive software that lets employers monitor workers’ every move is part of ruthless corporate mindset, but its origins go back to 1900s scientific management theories

Prof Amanda Goodall responds to a survey that found one in three UK workers have quit jobs over bad management

Company values, employment law and fairness at work have changed the politics of office relationships

People who work remotely all the time produce less than half the greenhouse gas emissions of office workers, according to a new study.

Even as some firms are mandating workers come into the office, work from home has permanently changed the work landscape