Many people celebrate their freedom to log on and work after the kids are in bed. But not everyone likes work to bleed into home life. Are you an integrator or a separator?
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Troy Crowder made a brief career as an NHL enforcer. Now enjoying his second NHL life as an inventor and player-development coach, the former heavyweight has rediscovered his dashed hockey dreams.
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Workplace democracy has caught on at many companies, where workers cast votes on issues large and small. Taking ballots on issues from hiring to holiday parties helps spark loyalty to the company, managers say.
As employers offer this new corporate perk, it’s good to do the math.
Seeing what workers in the real world make may nudge students toward higher-earning majors, one study finds.
As more companies look to help employees save for college, here’s what you need to know.
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The big growth of Silicon Valley companies such as Uber has put a light on the “gig economy” of on-demand workers. But new research shows the shift away from steady employment more broadly affects a range of traditional industries, from highway inspectors to health aides.
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A federal judge ruled law-school graduates who file for bankruptcy protection can cancel the debt they racked up while studying for the bar exam, finding such loans are different from traditional federal student loans that are rarely canceled by bankruptcy.
Computer programmers, some of the oldest workers in the tech industry, have the largest gender pay gap compared to all other professions across all industries, according to a new study.
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As the cost of college climbs, private student lenders are rolling out loans targeted to parents that will allow borrowers to pay for their children’s education.
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As they groom their star executives, more U.S. businesses are working hard to find them outside board seats.
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Uncorking the City’s Lettie Teague talks with Jonathan Hesford, who decided after the terrorist attacks of 2001 to change his career from information technology to winemaking. Today, the former New York resident and his wife own a winery in France.
In buzzy, communal spaces, such as WeWork, women entrepreneurs are redefining “dress for success.”
Ram Narasimhan of General Electric talks about the importance of curiosity and what makes his day.
To ensure that women get a fair shot at work, focus on how companies hire, evaluate and promote.
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