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Starbucks' two-hour meetings with employees will include coffee tastings, group activities, and games, the company said.

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Retail workers “are being asked to do too much,” and many are “leaving or throwing up their hands,” says a researcher from Florida Atlantic University.

Some of the attractive aspects of a job at Target lose their luster when confronted with the daily realities of working for the retailer.

Most paper receipts at large retailers contain chemicals with possible links to hormone disruption and other adverse health effects, results of a recent study show.

Working at the store level helps CEOs be more connected to the employees that sell their products and the customers that consume them, experts say.

Target prides itself on being an extraordinarily customer-centric retailer, but that emphasis on keeping shoppers happy can weigh on workers.

A Harvard study has found that the world's unhappiest jobs are the loneliest ones.

The struggling housewares giant is not offering severance payments, and workers at recently closed stores are not expected to get the new bonus.

Sweeping new rules regarding layoffs in the Garden State go into effect on April 10, a day after Bed Bath & Beyond finishes a batch of job cuts there.