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These home office essentials can help remote workers stay on task and tackle everything on their to-do lists.

Canada is making it easier for digital nomads from around the world to bring their work abroad.

You couldn't hit the snooze button on these wake-up calls.

Ireland’s Our Living Islands program will pay for housing rehab on its beautiful but sparsely populated islands.

This dairy lovers’ dream job requires tasting up to 24 cheeses and a dozen pizzas per week.

The classic labor song "Which Side Are You On?" was born during the Harlan County Wars of the 1930s.

They often arrive at work unsure exactly who and what they’ll be teaching—but they have some tricks up their sleeves to get up to speed quickly.

Noble working doggos practically scream for scratches, but you must resist the urge.

Want to give yourself a 50 percent raise as a barista? Move to Switzerland.

On the hunt for job opportunities? Head to Columbia—in South Carolina or Maryland.

See if your state boasts the hardest-working employees in the country.

When it comes to paid time off, the United States ranks toward the bottom.

If you want to see how much your home office is saving you, this online calculator will crunch the numbers.

The best gifts for co-workers strike the right balance between familiarity and professionalism.

Time isn't the only thing remote workers save by ditching their commute.

You may need a vacation after seeing how many hours the average employee spends working per year.

More companies are opting for a three-day weekend. A new UK study will look to see if it's time for more of us to clock out early.

It's not a satellite, it's not GPS, and it's not a camera.

Hopefully Jonathan Searle has an easier time being head of police than Chief Brody did in 'Jaws'.

Icelandic horses have a reputation for being extra intelligent and independent—qualities that make for great office assistants.

She was the National Park Service’s oldest ranger and brought her astonishing lived experiences to the job.

If you’ve ever tried to give “110 percent” to a task, chances are you’ve worked in an office where people tend to use a lot of corporate jargon.

Scoring high marks in income, health, and environment, these are the U.S. cities to move to if you want a better chance at happiness.

If you're looking for work in 2022, consider relocating to one of the best cities for jobs in the U.S.