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Office workers are growing tired of waiting for return-to-office news and skeptical of announcements when they come.

Nicholas Alston splits his time between Michigan, where he’s based as a flight attendant, and Ohio, where he runs a restaurant called Clutch Handheld Breakfast.

Being successful at work isn’t just about keep your head down and checking things off the to-do list. Studies show that friendship and sociability boosts our creativity, productivity and happiness. Here are some conversation starters to get deepen your connection with anyone.

Legislation moving through Congress would make 12 weeks of paid leave available to most workers. Here’s what we know about the policy so far.

Taking a break can be good for your mental health, but it’s also not a step most people can easily take without some serious financial planning.

The younger investors are, the earlier they hope to retire, according to a survey. But that can be easier said than done.

When writing the perfect resume, people rarely think about what font to use. But hiring managers agree that fonts can help or hurt your chances of landing an interview. Here are the best resume fonts that you can’t go wrong with.

Many people are reevaluating their jobs and the impact of stress and isolation. Employers are now turning their attention to addressing mental health at work.

Americans are more likely than their global counterparts to move abroad for love or to seek out adventure, according to a new report.

People usually assume that in order to be be a top performer at work, you have to be outgoing or charismatic. But neither extroversion nor charisma gets you promoted faster or more recognized by your bosses and peers—here’s what will.

Teen tennis champion Emma Raducanu will receive $2.5 million from her record-breaking U.S. Open victory — a sum more than eight times her previous earnings.

Feeling anxious or stressed can have a direct impact on your financial life.

Millions will see a significant drop in their unemployment benefits, or lose them altogether, now that pandemic relief programs expired over the weekend.

Even though most employers provide some sort of matching contribution to their workers’ 401(k)s, fewer than a third award immediate ownership of the money.

Women are increasingly enrolling in online learning courses and earning STEM certificates during the pandemic, according to Coursera’s Women and Skills Report.

Research shows an overwhelming majority of Americans say they aren’t working in their dream job.

Social psychologists found that people prefer to be cooperative and helpful instead of giving a quick “no.” Here’s how to be more persuasive and get what you want.

Some people may qualify for Extended Benefits, a federally funded aid program that kicks in depending on their state’s unemployment rate.

Parents and caregivers have faced a Catch-22 over whether to return to work during Covid-19. A survey shows paid family leave policies could help.

As college costs skyrocket, interest in more affordable alternatives has spiked during the Covid pandemic.