Nick Bloom, a Stanford economist who studies work culture, said the shoes-off trend was partly “the pajama economy in action.

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We can’t control our feelings, but we can choose how to respond — navigating these emotions with clarity and intention.

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Grief has a way of changing the air around us, and sometimes the hardest part isn’t the loss itself; it’s the people who make that loss even heavier. In moments like these, empathy feels rare, and the ...

It’s small consolation to someone facing retribution at work for their boss’ indiscretion, but if nothing else your question ...

It turns out the return-to-office movement isn’t just about productivity, collaboration or company culture. For a significant number of companies, it is about leases — those binding, long-term ...

We all like to vent about work stressors occasionally. It feels good to bond with colleagues over shared frustrations and crazy deadlines. However, there is a fine line between healthy venting and ...

I thought of the twin Trenton newsrooms, and their industrial reincarnations, when I encountered an absurd, delightful photograph from the offices of the Sacramento Valley Mirror, part of Ann Hermes’s ...