Wall Street Journal

Companies that use AI in hiring are trying to determine how to comply with a New York law that mandates they test their systems for potential biases

Pandemic has altered what job conditions, hours, and pay workers are willing to accept

Workers in search of better work-life balance are finding more willing managers

Workers in search of better work-life balance are finding more willing managers

A federal suit says a fellowship program bars Asians and whites.

The tools companies use to monitor their employees may not increase productivity

Biden rescinded order by Trump to create a Schedule F designation that would make it easier to fire employees

Labor Department alleged bank’s retirement plan overpaid for its own stock from 2013 through 2018

Yeshiva University says requiring it to recognize LGBT club violates its religious values

Kristen Jaconi, the head of the risk management program at USC’s Marshall School of Business, said the newest crop of students has seen—and learned from—their share of crises

There’s little difference between the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and Florida’s Stop WOKE Act.

Women executives are still a small portion of top management inside the biggest U.S. companies. But more are joining the ranks.

What’s waiting for people heading back to the office after Labor Day? Jealous looks from the underappreciated colleagues who returned long ago.

More on-site workers in manufacturing, warehouse and hospitality jobs gain ability to set their own shifts in a tight labor market

Rogue commissioners and staffers seize authority that legally belongs to the commission majority.