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Gregory Giangrande gives advice to one worker worried about impending layoffs and another moonlighting as an Uber driver on company time.

Though Alisha Fernandez Miranda, the CEO of I.G. Advisors, felt accomplished, “I was stuck,” she said.

Google parent Alphabet is slashing more of its lavish employee perks as the tech giant scrambles to keep pace in the race to develop advanced artificial intelligence.

“Spring is the perfect time to rejuvenate your career, just as you would your home,” said Emily Lyons, an entrepreneur and CEO coach.

As employees have been returning to their offices, eating utensils have been vanishing from workspaces worldwide at shockingly high rates, the Wall Street Journal reported.

Sen. Fettermans office released photos clearly meant for those who raised questions over whether the senator was actually working or unelected staffers were doing the work and attributing it to him.

Meet the photographer who rejected social media for a much more personal way of connecting with his subjects and displaying his work.

It's a love and respect for the ocean and not wanting folks to fear it, that motivated Nathan Garrison to create a shark deterrent several years ago.

We thank you for inviting us into your lives during this past year, and becoming a part of ours. We look forward to enjoying what the future brings for all of us.

Higher pay was the top reason workers said they’d take another job, according to a survey. Health benefits, job security and flexible work are also factors.