What leads to a successful career shift, which is a new job within your career? What should you do if you want an entirely new career? […]

When employees at the U.S. Nat­ional Security Agency (NSA) showed signs of stress and burnout, the agency studied the effects and introduced new supports to help […]

Federal employees would not be able to collect back pay and attorney fees for certain unjustified personnel actions under an Office of Personnel Management (OPM) proposed […]

Workers paid 17 percent of the premiums for single-coverage health plans in 2020, on average, and 27 percent of the cost for family coverage, a benchmarking […]

One in 3 U.S. companies are lowering their projected salary increases for 2021 amid concerns over weaker financial results and budgetary restraints. Despite these concerns, two-thirds […]

Employees who stay away from dental checkups and eye exams could be putting their teeth, vision and general health at risk. To lessen their anxiety, during […]

Whether tripping over computer cords or their dogs, more remote workers are injuring themselves at home during the pandemic, leading to an increase in telecommuters’ workers’ […]

Hawaii has narrowed the scope of what information employers can consider regarding a job applicant’s conviction history. Source: New feed 2