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Despite early bluster about replacing workers with robots, there's been little clear evidence this is taking place.

Up to 142 people had payslips leaked in the Tomra-Compac data breach just a few months after the company praised itself for a “swift response” to a cyber...

As business leaders approach the fourth anniversary of COVID pandemic shutdowns, recent U.S. labor department reports suggest that labor markets continue to stabilize.

Gabrielle Dawson moved to Detroit after getting a job at a Paramount-owned news station. Three months later, she said she was unexpectedly laid off.

A tech recruiter shares seven strategies to recruit the best job candidates who were laid off. Layoffs can be ideal for companies to hire talent.

Buzzfeed said Wednesday that it is slashing 16% of its workforce and that it is selling music and culture-focused site Complex amid a challenging environment for media companies.

One bright spot in Alibaba's quarterly earnings was its international e-commerce arm which posted revenue of 28.5 billion Chinese yuan, up 44% from a year ago.

A privacy breach at Tomra has led to payslips with personal details being widely shared, soon after some of those employees were laid off. The food...

Frog-marching employees out the door and disappearing them on Slack is not only degrading to employees — it's also counterproductive for employers.

An employment lawyer says if you're fired after getting pregnant or taking maternity leave, you might be the victim of workplace discrimination.