​If you’re trying for a promotion, you still have to win over the new job’s supervisors—even if they already know you. Best-selling author Martin Yate, a […]

As artificial intelligence and automation continue to replace jobs, a new study found that three-quarters of U.S. employees say they’re ready to learn new skills to […]

Should the discrimination lawsuit launched against Google by three female former employees reach class-action status, one labor law expert says, it could kick-start pay disparity reform […]

Two organizations have sued the federal government, calling the practice of searching travelers’ laptops, smartphones and other electronic devices unconstitutional because those devices may hold a […]

Suddenly there are dozens of books, conferences and speeches being made about the future of work. At Bersin by Deloitte, we have spent several years studying […]

As businesses collect more biometric data from workers—such as fingerprints that are used for timekeeping systems—Illinois employers must ensure that they are complying with the state’s […]

A bill that would put California employers in a difficult position in the conflict between federal and state immigration policies has been sent to Gov. Jerry […]

Employers often hesitate to conduct workplace investigations or take disciplinary action against an employee taking leave under the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA). A recent […]