Category: Worker Rights

A recent submission to “Workaholic,” the New York Times career advice blog, highlighted a dilemma that may be familiar to many pregnant workers out…

. “Ask for what you want.” This job advice is so rarely acted upon that it deserves endless repeating: “Tell people what you want,…

Our jobs shouldn’t suck the life out of us. So in the current trend toward enhanced worker wellness, we’ve seen the spread of standing…

August would traditionally be high season for vacationers, but fewer and fewer of us are doing that these days; in fact, according to data…

We all know there are certain questions a job interviewer cannot ask you: religious affiliation, marital status, sexual orientation, whether you have kids, etc.…

Your career may be a telltale sign of your political tendencies, according to a surprising new study on the link between different occupations and…

The Family and Medical Leave Act was passed over 20 years ago, making landmark changes that allow workers to take off 12 weeks of…

Across the U.S., the majority of women earn less than men. But 25 cities actually defy that trend. In Inglewood, California, for example, women…

“How old are you?” If you’ve ever had a question like this in a job interview, it’s an instant red flag. Responding to such…