Office Life

Gender pay disparity and the motherhood gap are two mainstays in conversation among professionals because of the societal perception of women in the workplace. Read More

There’s a thin line between a harmless office crush to sexual harassment seen across multiple workplaces over the last two years since the rise of the #MeToo movement. But while some might be hesitant to bat their eyelashes at a coworker, there are actually some health benefits when it comes to flirting with a coworker. Read More

Here are a few of our favorite expenses from our latest report, the State of AI in Business Spend. You may be surprised at what some employees try to pass as business spend! … Read More

According to a massive new Achievers survey 64% of workers plan on saying goodbye to their current job in 2020. One in five of the 1,154 employees surveyed laments a lack of stimulating daily tasks and an additional 82% wished they received more recognition from their supervisors at work. Read More

In a poll of 2,000 participants, 74% of workers said that they feel under pressure to avoid taking sick days. Read More

Past surveys suggest virtually all workers experience rude or uncivil behavior, while over half report being treated badly at least once a week. Read More

Now a new study suggests the greatest benefit of all: Drinking more coffee leads to less chance of dying, period. Read More

Companies that encouraged employees to keep their job searches top-secret often experienced a rebound effect: employees became bitter and retaliated by opting out of their responsibilities – with little downside. Read More

For many job seekers, receiving an offer is considered the ultimate success, signaling the end of the job search. But before jumping on the first job offer you receive, take time to assess it, to make sure it’s the right fit. Read More