July 05, 2026 Working through menopause symptoms? Try these tips BY Cara Hutto More than half of women say they’re “not prepared at all” for perimenopause or menopause—yet most are already feeling the effects at work. According to recent data from InHerSight, a careers platform for women, 76% say hormonal shift symptoms affect their work regularly—multiple … Continue reading Working through menopause symptoms? Try these tips
June 27, 2026 3 simple tips working parents can use to create more free time BY Emily Guy Birken Working while parenting can feel a little like juggling flaming swords. Everything works fine(ish) as long as nothing surprises you. But there will always be “come pick up your feverish kid” calls from daycare and last-minute project … Continue reading 3 simple tips working parents can use to create more free time
June 25, 2026 Amazon’s big Prime Day pitch is its AI assistant. Is it working? BY Chris Stokel-Walker It’s a big moment for Amazon. The online retail giant’s misnamed Prime Day, which actually stretches across half a week and ends June 26, is in full swing, with blockbuster discounts on a vast swathe of products. But … Continue reading Amazon’s big Prime Day pitch is its AI assistant. Is it working?
June 16, 2026 Work-life balance doesn’t exist for working parents BY Pavithra Mohan If work-life balance is hard to come by for many American workers, then it’s virtually impossible to achieve for working parents. A new study from the Pew Research Center captures just how porous the boundary is for parents who are struggling to juggle … Continue reading Work-life balance doesn’t exist for working parents
June 09, 2026 Burnout isn’t about working too much BY Jake Vygnan If you haven’t experienced burnout, you’ve surely witnessed it. I have certainly taken part in conversations about someone who hit that wall of physical and emotional exhaustion at work. The sentiments are almost always the same: They were working too hard; they just … Continue reading Burnout isn’t about working too much
April 30, 2026 Good American CEO Emma Grede says working from home is ‘career suicide’ BY Ella Chakarian Emma Grede is the powerhouse entrepreneur behind size-inclusive fashion brand Good American and shapewear line Skims—some of the Kardashian family’s most successful business ventures. (Grede co-founded the brands with Khloé and Kim, respectively.) In a recent Bloomberg podcast, … Continue reading Good American CEO Emma Grede says working from home is ‘career suicide’
April 12, 2026 Workplaces are pushing out working mothers—and paying the cost BY Kris Ann Valdez Dr. Anne Welsh had her dream job as a clinical psychologist at Harvard University Health Services, working with undergraduate and graduate students. But in 2011, while pregnant with her second child and raising a toddler at home, she decided that … Continue reading Workplaces are pushing out working mothers—and paying the cost
March 12, 2026 China went crazy for OpenClaw. Now it’s working to ban it BY Chris Stokel-Walker Earlier this week, social media was wowed by images from the streets of Chinese cities showing senior citizens lining up to have OpenClaw, the always-on AI assistant, installed on their laptops, desktops, and other devices. Areas like Shenzhen and … Continue reading China went crazy for OpenClaw. Now it’s working to ban it
Singapore Police announces new migrant worker ambassadors, working to address gambling risks Sophie Atkinson Suswati Basu The Singapore Police Force has announced they have a new cohort of C.a.N ambassadors to help educate migrant workers about problematic gambling behaviors. The initiative marks a collaboration between the CID’s Casino Crime Investigation … Continue reading Singapore Police announces new migrant worker ambassadors, working to address gambling risks
December 10, 2025 New study: Women are more likely to be penalized for working remotely than men
