America could see exodus of Gen Z quitting their jobs
In Bankrate's new report, 48 percent of Americans said they were likely to search for a new job in the next 12 months.
Man pulls a "Mike Ross" by lying to get senior job—Experts debate risks
Despite the support the worker got from users online, two career experts explained why lying on a resume is a big no.
I worked in Hollywood and faced shocking behavior. But I'm not jaded
It was some sort of hazing, and I didn't know I was participating. The movie The Devil Wears Prada provides a frame of reference.
Woman discovers husband is lying about marriage at work, internet outraged
"I have only told one friend what happened because it's so weird and embarrassing," the woman posted on Reddit.
It's taking unemployed Americans more than a year to find a new job
A study found that 44 percent of job seekers had been out of work for over a year.
Lessons from the only doctor in the boardroom
Dr. Adnan Munkarah is the only doctor reporting directly to Henry Ford Health's CEO. He connected with Newsweek to share his experience.
Out of Office: The Team USA Olympians juggling 9-5 jobs back home
It's a difficult enough task to make it to Paris. These athletes are doing it with a full-time career.
Gen Z is being turned off to blue-collar jobs because of Hollywood: Report
Gen Z was found to view blue-collar jobs more negatively as a result of Hollywood depictions, according to a new Jobber report.
I was my mom's caregiver for years—I was relieved when I heard the news
I learned from caring for dad what a long slow goodbye looked like.
Men are intimidated by women with careers
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that there are more than 74 million women in the civilian labor force, but how is it impacting their dating lives?
Joe Biden's political career timeline: From first campaign to final days
President Joe Biden's withdrawal from the 2024 presidential race concludes 54 years in public service.
Why Keeping Your Health Concerns A Secret From Work Is Tricky | Opinion
Keeping health news out of bounds from professional contacts is a personal decision, and not one afforded to a sitting president—or former president—running for a second term.
We Need to Create Pathways for Students | Opinion
We must learn from history, and both grow our economy and make it more fair to workers.
Americans are quitting their jobs
More Americans are leaving their jobs than they are being laid off.
CEO reveals the six things she does every day
"I love what I do, but I was starting to see the signs of burnout coming," Viviane Paxinos said.
These are the best college majors to land a job (and the worst)
Some college degrees bring a higher return on investment than others.
Woman's controversial work outfits go viral—"Would get fired for this"
The video took viewers through some of her more risqué approaches to office wear, prompting viewers to share "the big red flags" in workwear.
Corporate fashion tips are all over TikTok—What does HR make of them?
The HR expert gave her views on influencers' corporate fashion takes and shared how to know when your workwear has "gone too far".
Woman describes "uncomfortable" experience when she reveals her job
"Her jaw just dropped," the woman said as she shared her frustration with people's internalized biases.
Female flight attendant shares the "dark reality" of the profession
The job can be "quite unhealthy," the flight attendant told Newsweek, and many "suffer from bloating" as a result of their duties.
Gen Z graduate with two degrees on why she works in retail—"what happened"
Michelle Holahan, vice president at an executive search firm, told Newsweek that "there are also more eyeballs on every hire."
Woman who's had three layoffs shares best job search tip—"Cracked the code"
"I really wanted to find the power in my search and take control of the way I was handling my professional future," Giovanna Ventola told Newsweek.
Woman cheered for response to in-laws who want her to be a stay-at-home mom
Divorce attorney Holly J. Moore told Newsweek about the issue and the larger conversation about gender roles and communication.
I stole for my child. I felt humiliated when my felony resurfaced
I've always felt I had to hide this piece of my past to prevent this kind of judgment. And I was right.
Joe Rogan says Americans don't have to work—"Free money"
"Just imagine the entire country just gets a free $200,000 a year," Rogan said on his popular podcast.
Millennials are "quiet vacationing" without their managers knowing it: Poll
Nearly four in 10 millennial employees say they've taken time off work without telling their managers, according to a Harris Poll.
Why millennial woman is done having career goals: "Liberating"
Emma felt "exhausted and empty" after years of climbing the career ladder, but now she's content with her life as it is for the first time.
Cambridge neuroscientist reveals her counterintuitive secret to success
The simple trick can cut procrastination and help you realize your full potential, she says.
Gen Z cops 'won't work weekends or overtime'
"They aren't like Gen X that came in before them," Chief Superintendent Rob Hay of the Association of Scottish Police said of recruits in Scotland.
Your millennial colleagues are "quiet vacationing"
A survey has revealed that young professionals are taking breaks from work without telling their employers.