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Employers are clawing back power, and some companies are using that power to compel workers back to their desks — or risk losing their jobs.

Mariana Kobayashi also sent recruiters documents that highlighted her "red flags" as well as her strengths, she told Business Insider.

Government jobs are trending on social media as employees seek stability amid mass layoffs and an uncertain economy.

A customer success manager got an 81% salary bump when she was hired at her first tech job following a stint in wellness facility management.

AI is set to transform the workplace. Experts say it could mean leaders are judged more by their skills, not the size of their budgets or teams.

A delivery driver in northwest Arkansas says she and other drivers try to avoid certain communities because of how little they tip.

Companies are under pressure to adopt AI to become more productive. So how do you win over hesitant employees?

Evan Spiegel rises early, practices meditation, and uses a lot of his wife Miranda Kerr's skincare products.

"I'd be in the office four to five days a week," Kevin Ellis, the chair of PricewaterhouseCoopers UK, said.

14 current and former LinkedIn employees say the workplace culture shifted from the "golden days" to become performance-review heavy.

America is spending $52 billion to counter China's edge in semiconductor chips. So where are all the jobs that were promised?