Business

While the COVID-19 shutdown may have slashed a few dollars in your morning commute or paused your daily latte addiction, a new report found that the coronavirus pandemic has Americans spending more at home than pre-pandemic times. Read More

The research looked at “emergent leaders” – workers with no formal authority but who are recognized as leaders by team members. Read More

If you get sick—whether with COVID-19 or something else— or become pregnant, you need a firm understanding of your short-term disability rights. Read More

In more congested areas like New York City, these rotating schedules have only been the case for select companies, but as phases are achieved and cases remain low, many are considering the rotating office as the new normal. Read More

The Wall Street Journal reported companies are urging workers to use their paid time off now to help keep workload steady as remote working options continue due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Read More

In the field of accounting, out of 650,000 CPAs in the U.S., an estimated 5,000 are black, according to the National Association of Black Accountants (NABA). Read More

The new analysis illustrates the ultimate failure of the $500 billion Paycheck Protection Program. Read More

Below are the six industries experiencing the most growth during the pandemic, according to The Bureau of Labor Statistics. Read More

The survey, conducted at the height of the outbreak, found that roughly two out of five employees said they had a positive opinion of how their employer handled the response to COVID-19 but 32% said the response was so bad that they will look for work elsewhere. Read More