In viral career trend 'shift shock,' employees find their new job not up to expectations
A viral career trend known as "shift shock" has emerged in which workers determine the new job they've taken is not what they expected. Here's more about today's unhappy employees.
You've just gotten fired. Here's how to forgive yourself and move on
People who have been fired from their jobs for any range of reasons need to assess the loss — and take concrete steps to move forward in their careers, say experts. Here are insights.
Can you avoid end-of-the-year career burnout? Job experts reveal secrets
Job experts reveal how to prevent end-of-year career burnout as workers struggle to complete projects while also addressing family and personal responsibilities before the holidays.
These career blind spots could be holding you back at work: 'Gain control,' says author
K. Scott Griffith, author of "The Leader's Guide to Managing Risk: A Proven Method to Build Resilience and Reliability," said workers can learn to prevent harmful career blind spots.
Job burnout: 7 strategies to dodge the perils of work exhaustion and reignite your professional passion
In today's fast-paced work landscape, the blurred line between dedication and exhaustion often leads to a common worry: work burnout. Let's explore ways to combat it.
Pilot accused of trying to crash plane says he was trying to wake up from dream
Off-duty Alaska Airlines pilot Joseph Emerson who is accused of trying to shut down a plane’s engine last month says he thought he was only imagining the journey.
Stuart Varney: Donald Trump has a bold plan for the mentally ill
FOX Business' Stuart Varney reacts to Donald Trump calling to bring back mental institutions as part of his plan to get the homeless off the streets.
Why there's no such thing as a 'work-life balance,' says career coach and author
Ken Coleman is the bestselling author of several books, including "From Paycheck to Purpose." The career coach with Ramsey Solutions weighed in with his views on "work-life balance" today.
Rite Aid to close hundreds of stores in bankruptcy: report
Retail pharmacy Rite Aid is reportedly in talks to close as many as 500 stores as the Philadelphia-based company plans to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, according to a report.
Managers are now supposed to give 'feedforward,' not feedback: What to know about 'gentler' job reviews
It's a fresh spin on the performance review concept: "Feedforward" is now considered a better type of job performance review, rather than feedback. Here's what's going on and why.
Most people have an unhealthy relationship with work, study finds: 'Huge opportunity'
A new HP Work Relationship Index explores workers' relationships with their jobs around the world — and the findings reveal a breaking point. Here's what business leaders should know.
New job trend 'boreout' is harming America's workplaces — here's how to fix it
U.S. companies are dealing with "boreout," a situation among certain workers who feel bored, unengaged and unfulfilled in their jobs. Experts share insights and how to fix the issue.
Narcan nasal spray is available for over-the-counter purchase in US: ‘Lifesaving drug’
Narcan (naloxone) is now available for purchase over the counter (OTC), without a prescription, in all U.S. states, Washington, D.C. and Puerto Rico. Here are details.
CRISIS IN KENSINGTON: Businesses setting up 'booby traps' for protection
In Kensington's open-air drug market, some businesses struggle to entice prospective customers as drug users loiter or pass out on their front stoops.
'Crazy plane lady' kicks off comeback after viral American Airlines meltdown
Dallas marketing executive Tiffany Gomas refuses to be canceled and she has bounced back after embarrassing American Airlines "not real" meltdown went viral.
Supreme Court temporarily blocks Purdue Pharma bankruptcy deal protecting Sackler family from lawsuits
The Supreme Court on Aug. 10, 2023, temporarily blocked a bankruptcy deal that would protect the Sackler family, who owns Purdue Pharma, manufacturer of Oxycontin, from lawsuits.
FDA approves first pill to treat postpartum depression
Zurzuvae, a pill meant to treat severe depression after giving birth, is the first of its kind to be approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
Texas attorney general's office, Walmart reach $168M settlement deal over retailer's role in opioid crisis
The Attorney General's office in Texas reached a $168 million settlement with Walmart over its role in the opioid crisis, including marketing, selling and dispensing opioids.
Mental health breaks should be a priority during the work day, say experts
Maintaining good mental health throughout the work day can be overlooked, say experts. Here's why it's important to take breaks at work — even for just five minutes.
Chatty coworkers can be bad for your career: Here's how to fix the issue
Overly chatty or friendly colleagues can distract employees from their work at hand — and even affect career performance. Here's what to do and how to solve this problem in the workplace.