Contrary to popular belief

Can social media breaks make you more productive?

Dazed & confused

In the AI economy, parents — and even counsellors — are at a loss when it comes to career advice

Empty gestures

Career growth is supposed to feel empowering. But for workers experiencing ‘ghost growth’, it feels like an illusion

Is an office romance a good investment?

Dating the boss is rarely encouraged — but does it pay off?

Financial resilience on autopilot

Should savings be taken right off your paycheque? Researchers at Western University think so

Hiring’s huge mess gets messier

Recruiters are locked in a technological arms race with desperate jobseekers — and secret instructions targeted at hiring robots are the latest trick

Are RTO mandates the new glass ceiling?

For the first time since the 1960s, the gender pay gap is widening, and experts believe a growing divide over workplace flexibility is playing a major role

Is AI actually stealing jobs?

A new study says that AI isn’t taking jobs (at least not yet), but it is probably preventing job creation

How effective is your company’s anti-phishing training? Not very, it seems

A new study suggests that employees fall for phishing scams at about the same rate, whether they’ve had training or not

Would you work ‘996’?

Working nine to five is a way to make a living. But is grinding ‘996’ the way to get ahead?

The old bait-and-switch

A new report reveals that employers are increasingly engaging in career catfishing, leading to mismatched expectations and dissatisfaction in the workplace

Financial planning as a workplace perk

As individuals strive for stability and security, organizations have a unique opportunity to offer financial planning as a valuable employee benefit

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