Would you turn down extra cash for more vacation?

When it comes to rewarding workers, vacation as a bonus makes people feel more human

Entry-level gains

Led by an abrupt about-face at IBM, corporations are rethinking entry-level talent in the age of AI

Helicopter parenting reaches new heights

With increasing frequency, Gen Z parents are writing résumés, calling recruiters, joining job interviews and negotiating salaries

Welcome to coworking 2.0

Don’t call it a comeback: Coworking receives a hybrid work makeover

Résumé Botox: 40 is the new 50

Résumé Botox: Millennial jobseekers are giving their résumés a facelift by hiding years of experience to land jobs

Why your raise might look a little nutty in 2026

Like it or not, employers are spreading raises like peanut butter in 2026

No sex please, we’re CEOs

From work obsession to voluntary celibacy, young CEOs and entrepreneurs are experiencing a decline in sexual activity

The four-day workweek isn’t dead. It’s just a secret

Some workers are stealthily taking three-day weekends — every weekend

Even the pope is a bad boss

A first-ever Vatican employee satisfaction survey reveals distrust of managers and a workplace lacking initiative and collaboration. Sound familiar?

Legal move

Recasting the role she plays, Lerners LLP veteran Alysia Christiaen aims to make business development and culture a more strategic and collaborative process

Does your workplace need a ‘crying room’?

A CBC North lawsuit puts the spotlight on how employers manage distress and psychological health

In defence of busywork

While you know it feels terrific to cross off a whopper of a task on your to-do list, busywork has its inherent values

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