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In a TikTok video, a burnout coach named Gabriela Flax advised salaried employees to go home after 40 hours because nothing is truly urgent at a corporate job.

​When it comes to pay and job security, the trades are the best bet for a profession. A female construction worker took to TikTok to share her experience, and urged anyone struggling to find a job to consider high-paying trade jobs like plumbers and electricians that have a massive shortage of workers.

A man named Jason was fired without any legitimate performance issues right before he was supposed to get his bonus, but lawyers say workers often still have rights to bonuses and commissions even if they are terminated.

Am I depressed? You might ask yourself this if you feel like you're in a funk, especially at work. But what is causing these feelings? Here, a few questions to ask yourself to find out if your job is causing your depression.

In many ways, your success at work is dependent on the guidance and advice of your boss. Unfortunately, management doesn't always give you what you need to succeed. Here are 6 signs your boss isn't giving you the attention and guidance you deserve to truly succeed at work.

From a decade at Mamamia to embracing change, Holly spills the tea on job longevity, positive vibes, and the six words you should never say.

"Dear Holly, I was recently having a chat with a colleague about how many hours in a work day she considers herself to be productive, I was shocked."

An HR exec says you should never accept an employer's first offer. Instead, there are three things you should do when you get a job offer.

According to a recruiter, the biggest mistake people make in their careers is thinking companies and managers actually want constructive criticism and feedback. Instead, he claims "companies want yes men."

A woman on TikTok was "called out" for not dressing in business casual attire, despite believing she was one of the "better dressed" employees. Others online asserted that business casual attire is ever-evolving, especially as Gen Zers transform it to allow for comfort and self-expression in the workplace.