Topic: World of Work

Healthcare staffing revenue is projected to grow to nearly $25 billion this year — nearly […]

Jobs numbers got back on track in October, with the US adding 531,000 nonfarm jobs […]

Adding descriptions of benefits in job ads can increase the apply rate by 22%, according […]

The last decade has seen the rise of the gig economy, comprised of independent contractors […]

Point Pickup Technologies, the enterprise-grade last-mile fulfillment and delivery provider that returns customer control to […]

Dive Brief: Although 1 in 5 women (19%) left the workforce during the pandemic, nearly […]

As employers search for the right work arrangements after months or more spent largely remote, […]

It can be hard to hear that we’re falling short, but without critical feedback, we miss our chance to fix it and grow.

As CEO of Alphabet, Google’s parent company, Sundar Pichai is responsible for a massive, 144,000-person workforce. Right now, he’s grappling with big issues, like how tech should be regulated, how to rein in cybercrime and how (or whether) workers return to the office. WSJ’s Editor in Chief, Matt Murray, asks him about these issues and more.

Dive Brief: Employees who rated their company’s culture positively in a recent Degreed survey were 53% […]

While freelancers had often been a last resort resource for employers, they have now become a much sought-after necessity.

With reports that up to 55% of employees are looking to change jobs in the next year, these are anxious times to be an employer—particularly a small employer, where the loss of an employee can be highly disruptive.