A rough allergy season has people sneezing through meetings and apologizing to co-workers
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Immigrants’ Share of the U.S. Labor Force Grows to a New High
Native-born workers’ slice is shrinking as retirements rise and population growth slows
Returning to the Office Is Killing My Budget
As my expenses have taken off, I’ve had to take a hard look at my spending
The Return to the Office Has Stalled
Offices remain half empty as companies settle into hybrid work plans
American Workers Testing Positive for Marijuana Reaches 25-Year Record
Drug testing reveals surge in employee marijuana use as more states legalize
How AI Will Change the Workplace
We asked some top thinkers from different fields to weigh in on what’s ahead, as the AI explosion compels businesses to rethink, well, almost everything
Workers Are Happier Than They’ve Been in Decades
Labor shortages and shifting expectations lead to improvement for millions, survey shows
End of the Billable Hour? Law Firms Get On Board With Artificial Intelligence
Lawyers start to use GPT-4 technology to do legal research, draft documents and analyze contracts
Workers Now Spend Two Full Days a Week on Email and in Meetings
New data shows why it can be so hard to get things done
Workers Say It’s Harder to Get Things Done Now. Here’s Why.
Many people spend two full days a week on email and in meetings alone, new data shows
Goldman Sachs to Pay $215 Million to Settle Female Employees’ Discrimination Case
The Wall Street bank will engage an independent expert to review pay practices and employee performance evaluations
Tech Workers Aren’t as Rich as They Used to Be
Stock declines wipe out billions of dollars of paper gains meant for big-ticket expenses
Slack’s New CEO Brings Generative AI to the Workplace Conversation
Messaging app hopes new AI features and more integration with Salesforce will resonate with business users
Goldman Sachs Looks to Settle Female Employees’ Discrimination Case
Bank faces allegations that female employees were paid less and promoted less often than male counterparts
Companies Pay Down Workers’ Student Debt as Supreme Court Weighs Forgiveness
More professionals want employers to help with loans; ‘It has been a powerful retention tool.’
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