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Hiring managers expose how candidates have crashed and burned their way out of a job through spectacular fashion choices and poorly timed self-disclosures. Read More

On average, smokers take roughly six days of smoke breaks every year — and a majority of all workers feel non-smokers should be rewarded with extra days off as a result. Read More

If you’re looking for a new job, especially in the tech field, you may want to consider moving to these states according to U.S. News & World Report. Read More

The Sunlight in Workplace Harassment Act seeks to force companies to report the “total number” and the “total dollar amount” of settlements they make related to sexual harassment. Read More

Basically, if you were a responsible, good student, with an interest in academics, your future turned out just fine no matter what your IQ or socioeconomic status. Read More

A recent NPR/Ipsos poll reveals the “inappropriate” things that people say they’ve witnessed or admitted to doing on the job. Read More

Americans put in more hours than workers in Germany, Japan, Canada and the U.K., according to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development. But which cities in the U.S. have people working harder than others? … Read More

Employers, listen up: Offering employees the right amount of leisure time is crucial, in more ways than one — especially when it comes to hiring. Read More

You’re sick and will be staying home for the day. It’s time to notify your boss. Do you “call in,” “call out,” or even “call off” sick? It turns out there are a few different ways to say the same thing, depending on where you live, and people have some pretty strong opinions about it. Read More