SmartAsset reports that San Jose ranks as the best U.S. city for women in tech, while Bakersfield has the largest pay disparity.
The leaves have only just begun to fall, but New Hampshire’s Department of Transportation is already raising concerns about snowplowing season. For years, the agency has struggled to recruit plow drivers and has turned to private contractors to make up the gap. On Wednesday, the department presented its latest maneuver to the Executive Council: a […]
Knowable Magazine reports that workplace surveillance is rising due to AI, with many employees monitored in real time.
Skin Clique Academy reports that the U.S. now has more med spas than McDonald's, with over 10,000 opened in 2023.
Talkspace reports that workplace bullying affects nearly 49% of Americans, with serious impacts on health and work environment.
MEREDITH — Two department heads spoke out against a proposal to implement a remote work policy, requiring all full-time employees to adhere to…
BetterHelp reports that burnout is a significant issue in the workplace, impacting employee well-being and job satisfaction due to chronic stress.
There is a growing gap in New Hampshire between how much it costs for housing and how much residents are earning — and nowhere is it clearer than in the cities. In Lebanon, the hourly wage needed for one person to afford median rent in the city in 2026 is $47.06. But the statewide average […]
Zapier reports that 79% of workers have entered sensitive info like logins into AI, risking data security.
Construction workers are earning more than the typical U.S. worker, but how far those paychecks go varies dramatically depending on where they live and work. A new analysis from Construction Coverage compares construction worker wages with regional cost-of-living differences to identify the U.S. cities and states where construction workers have the greatest purchasing power. Researchers analyzed the latest wage data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics alongside regional price data from the Bureau of Economic Analysis, ranking more than 350 metropolitan areas and all 50 states by cost-of-living-adjusted pay.