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All work, no play? Nearly 50% of Indians fail to meet WHO’s recommended standard for physical activity
A new study published in The Lancet Global Health paints a concerning picture for India. Nearly hal…
Managers more likely to promote workers who regularly come to office compared to remote employees: study
Nearly 1000 managers were presented with profiles of three completely made-up employees: a fully on…
Caitlin Clark is a Rorschach test
The 22-year-old basketball sensation is at the center of a brewing culture war. It says a lot more …
Lindsay Gibbs
The weird new war over job hiring
AI bots are battling it out over job searches. No matter who wins, we all lose.
Shubham Agarwal
Women in Iceland want you to know it's not a gender equality utopia, despite what the statistics say
Iceland has topped the WEF's gender gap index 14 years in a row. But women living there say the ran…
Grace Dean
I worried I'd lose all my work friends when I quit. It surprisingly brought us closer together.
I worried I'd lose all my work friends when I quit my job and changed industries, but we actually g…
Rachel Craft
Tech firms TCS, Accenture, Cognizant lead LinkedIn's top large companies list
Tata Consultancy Services has topped the LinkedIn's latest list of top companies to work for in Ind…
PTI
Emily or Lakisha? Guess which one hiring managers chose.
Researchers have said job applicants with Black-sounding names have a tougher time getting callback…
Tim Paradis
A woman was told she wasn't hired for a job because of her appearance. Career experts say it happens all the time.
Melissa Weaver went viral when she said she believed she didn't get a job because she didn't wear m…
Lindsay Dodgson
The 4-day workweek could be here sooner than you think
The shorter workweek has gained rapid momentum in recent years, spurred on by a post-pandemic socie…
Erin Snodgrass
I didn't get a VP job in HR because the recruiter said I didn't try hard enough with my appearance
Melissa Weaver's job interview encounter raises questions on the impact of appearance and gender-sp…
Tim Paradis
Wall Street wants boomers to work longer. But nobody wants to hire them.
BlackRock CEO Larry Fink's solution to the retirement crisis is for everyone to work into their 70s…
Ann C. Logue
OPINION: Women’s Day special — Can EVs bring ‘missing women’ back into the workforce?
For millions of women, the simple act of leaving their homes to navigate work or errands is fraught…
Coca-Cola ranked as the best place to work for career growth in a new study of America's largest companies
The American Opportunity Index 2023 evaluated almost 400 of the largest companies in the US to see …
Sawdah Bhaimiya
This CEO wants to kill the résumé
Khyati Sundaram, CEO at Applied, is pushing for skills-based hiring over traditional résumés, aimin…
Tim Paradis
'Something has gone very wrong': the truth about DEI
As chief diversity officer at Walgreens, I learned a hard truth: DEI programs aren't working.
Steve Pemberton
Why looking for a job can feel like looking for a date
Applying for jobs and finding a date can sometimes feel kind of similar — from clicking LinkedIn's …
Tim Paradis
An ex-Amazon and Comcast recruiter said the most shocking thing she saw on a résume was a picture of someone holding a gun
"Unless you're a model or a real estate agent, I recommend you not put a photo on your resume," an …
Sawdah Bhaimiya
AI is the latest job recruiter, and it could cut bias in hiring
Artificial intelligence can help us recruit and hire people across industries. It might be fairer t…
Tim Paradis
I earn a living wage at a bar so I don't have to rely on tips. I'll never work any other way.
Karla Gonzalez loves earning a living wage over tips as a server and being able to rely on her inco…