The COVID-19 pandemic has irrevocably changed the way we work. With lockdowns and social distancing measures forcing companies to adopt remote and hybrid work models, employees got a taste of ...

In one remote role, she was managed by a hostile boss whose explosive “Hulk-out” rages made work miserable. The breaking ...

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Women are overwhelmingly ambitious in their careers, and they see workplace flexibility as a pillar for helping them get ahead at work. A majority of women workers, 87%, say they're ambitious in their ...

Recently, a Brooklyn jury delivered a $3.1 million award against National Grid for denying continued telework to two dispatchers with medical conditions.

A shift away from fully-in-office jobs continued over the last year, and the trend may well continue, based on research revealing that the large majority of recently formed companies are adopting ...

For the fifth consecutive year, Working@Duke conducted a survey to gauge work location preferences of Duke University and Health System staff and faculty Five years after the COVID pandemic reshaped ...

Crucially, the same dataset uncovers an important pricing puzzle. If flexibility is so valuable, standard economics predicts ...

Schedule control is largely seen as a job perk, something afforded to those who’ve proven to be so indispensable that they can call the shots. But its benefit is debatable, and for every study that ...

Flexible jobs are empowering, convenient and ideal for many older workers. Here's where to find opportunities.

The University of Wyoming recognizes that the implementation of a work arrangement can offer an important approach to meeting the operational needs of the University, attracting and maintaining ...