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Leaving Work at Work Is Now a Legal Right in France

The new law protects an employee's "right to disconnect."

Women Paid Less Than Men in Nearly All Major U.S. Occupations

Find out just how much less.

Survey Shows Class of 2016 Feels Prepared to Enter the Workforce

The transition from student to employee is not always easy, but the class of 2016 feels more prepared than classes that came before.

An Unfair Workplace Can Affect Your Health, Study Suggests

A study of almost 6000 Swedish workers finds that the more fair people perceive employer practices, the healthier they feel.

Feeling Like Yourself at Work is Good for Business—But Takes Time

A recent study suggests that most employees feel like their "authentic selves" at work after two to three months.

A rendering of Glacialisaurus hammeri. Image credit: Levi Bernardo Martinez via Wikimedia Commons

4 Dinosaurs Recently Discovered in the Antarctic

Dinosaurs once roamed every continent. By a wide margin, though, Antarctica’s are the most mysterious.

Where You Should (and Shouldn't) Move to Start Your Career

Your city has a big impact on your chances for success.

How to Dress to Make the Right First Impression in 7 Scenarios

We all want to dress to impress, but an impressive outfit in one context might be ridiculous in another.

Do Your Career a Favor: Stop Connecting to People on LinkedIn

Having a million connections makes the network less useful, one expert argues.

Working Remotely Makes You Happier and More Productive

Remote workers also feel more appreciated.

UK Companies Introduce 'Pawternity Leave' for Pet Owners

The policy will allow pet owners to take a couple hours, days, or even weeks off—as needed—to care for their sick companions.

9 Tips for Landing Your Dream Job

Landing your first ever “real job” doesn’t have to be panic-inducing, but it does require you to do your homework.

Attention Job Hunters: Here Are the Least Stressful Companies in America

Work doesn't have to be the most stressful part of life.

Study Suggests Retiring Later Might Help You Live Longer

Don’t ditch your cubicle for a catamaran just yet.

5 Ways to Handle Depression in the Workplace

If you suffer from depression, you're not alone: Around 18.8 million American adults have suffered from a depressive illness. Here's how to make things work at work.

3 Steps for Creating the Ultimate Home Office

Working from home isn’t as simple as rolling out of bed and knocking out that 40-page spreadsheet before 'The Today Show' is over.

These Are the 10 Fastest Growing Women-Owned or Led Businesses

The annual Women Presidents' Organization "50 Fastest-Growing Women-Owned/Led Companies" list celebrates some of the most successful female entrepreneurs in America.

8 Rules for Dressing Appropriately at the Office

Because there's nothing more awkward and embarrassing—for you and your boss—than being called into their office for a private chat.

Three-Day Work Week May Be Ideal For Those Over 40, Study Finds

According to a recent study published in the Melbourne Institute’s working paper series, a three day work week may be ideal for remaining productive without burning out.

The Pros and Cons of Job Hopping

Traditionally, job hopping has been thought of as unstable, and has therefore been discouraged. However, that may be changing.

The Best and Worst States for Gender Equality

The study from the McKinsey Global Institute emphasized that fair treatment of women would help, not hinder, the nation’s economy.

How to Answer the Salary Question During a Job Interview

Your starting salary sets the bar for your future earnings, from overtime to raises and promotions, so it's important to get it right.

The 10 Quirkiest Job Interview Questions of 2016

Time to brush up on your knowledge of hot dog physics.

7 Common Job Application Mistakes You Might be Making

Even if you’re a pro with spell check, make one of these other common slip-ups and you can kiss any hope of an interview good-bye.

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