ServiceNow Continues Its Series of Layoffs as Workers Share Their Frustration Online
The ServiceNow layoffs continue to claim victims across the workforce, even as the company continues on its acquisition spree. ...
The Fintech Workforce Takes Another Hit with the 2026 Visa Layoffs
The memo announcing the 2026 Visa layoffs may herald a decision that’s best for the company, but it leaves its employees out of the conversation. ...
Warner Bros Files a Lawsuit Against Amazon Over Employee Poaching
A new lawsuit by Warner Bros. Discovery has accused Amazon of poaching its employees, inducing workers to breach employment contracts. ...
Porsche Unveils Job Cuts with its “Future Package,” Restructuring Collaboratively
The Porsche job cuts will unfold gradually by 2035, relying on natural attrition and voluntary buyouts while also reducing personnel costs. ...
HR Manager’s Bias Claims Head to Jurors as We Revisit Workplace Discrimination
A former HR manager at WAF can proceed with her bias claims, but the lawsuit exposes a serious flaw in how we handle workplace discrimination. ...
Could Fertility Benefits be the Next Frontier for Employee Support Planning?
As discussion proceeds on federal and state IVF insurance mandates, employers have no reason to wait to explore fertility benefits internally. ...
How to Write a Candidate Rejection Letter: Prioritizing Communication Over Silence
Turning down a candidate is no easy task, but it is important to send a professionally-worded rejection letter instead of leaving them in the dark. ...
Early-Career Assistance with AI Could Turn Employees Into High Performers
Beyond knowledge and skills, understanding the process behind AI workflows is critical to developing early-career talent in the AI era. ...
Workers Stuck at Their Jobs over Health Insurance: Reading Between the Lines
Health insurance reliance causes many employees to stick to unwanted jobs. The solution isn’t less health care but more comprehensive support. ...
Peak Office Occupancy Hits 80% As Employers Build With Purpose
With peak office occupancy numbers rising above pre-pandemic levels, a desire for collaboration appears to be driving this change. ...
Nike Liable to Pay $7.5M in Damages Over a Sex Discrimination Lawsuit
After an 8-year wait, a former employee’s lawsuit on pay and promotion discrimination has resulted in a jury verdict against Nike. ...
The Rising Cost of Spam: Workers Lose Out on Opportunity When Avoiding Calls
Workers are starting to avoid phone calls for many reasons, including the fear of spam. It’s time to take back control over communication. ...
Shorts in the Workplace? Tokyo Reminds Us of the Relevance of Adaptability
Tokyo drops its emphasis on formal business attire for shorts to beat the heat. It’s a simple shift in policy, but an important shift in well-being. ...
Disney Layoffs in 2026 Hit Pixar, ESPN: From Tech to TV No Job Are Safe
Disney has announced layoffs again in 2026, but the company hasn’t revealed its reasoning behind this strategy. ...
Could AI Negatively Impact Your Workplace Personality? The Data Says Yes
Exploring the detrimental effects of AI use in work messages that cause colleagues to reevaluate an employee’s workplace personality. ...
Intel Data Center Layoffs in 2026 Eat Away at the Promise of AI
The latest round of layoffs at Intel targets the Data Center and AI Group as it tries to ensure it “has the right roles and skills” for long-term success. ...
