Wall Street Journal

The pandemic acted as a proof of concept for business process automation of routine office jobs

News chief Kim Godwin called for external probe last month; top staffer said Disney executive Peter Rice won’t pursue one

Many who started careers during the pandemic have never worked in the same space as colleagues. But there are ways bosses can ensure they don’t miss out on mentoring.

A study found that when troubled workers go to new firms, they often raise the company’s level of anxiety, depression and stress

A study find that women are seen as more likeable and competent than men after similar failed attempts at humor

For the lowest-paid Americans, real wages—adjusted for rising prices—fell 0.5% in August from a year earlier; ‘I’m just kind of scraping by’

Some employees push back against returning to the workplace, saying they are reluctant to use trains and buses during the Covid-19 pandemic

Shifting guidance on mask wearing and a lack of disclosure over vaccination status rattle some workers going back to offices

A behavioral economist answers questions on applying for jobs after a gap in employment and renovating to make the house of your dreams

Lawmakers cite at least seven lawsuits filed against company between 2015 and 2019

Some employees have been toiling in cubicles for months while private offices sit empty; shifting rules and surprise doughnuts

Companies are required to report workplace diversity information to the government, and most of the S&P 100 are now voluntarily making it public

Ahead of the holiday shopping season, Walmart says it will give raises to more than 565,000 store workers

Florida theme-park workers must be fully vaccinated by Oct. 22 under Disney mandate; labor groups so far have generally accepted vaccine requirements

The longer that Covid-19 keeps people home, the harder it may be to get them back to offices; ‘There is no going back’