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The cuts at Microsoft reflect an overall trend across the tech industry, with over 80,000 positions eliminated in 2025, according to one count.

Nexamp took utility work into its own hands to speed up solar deployment and cut costs. Here's why that made a big impact.

Federal budget cuts, shut downs and policy changes have created havoc for many social-impact-oriented job-searching graduates. Career advisors from Wesleyan share advice.

There are multiple reasons why a job search goes wrong. Fixating on one may neglect other areas of the job search. Picking the wrong issue may lead down the wrong path.

Good Job is Slate’s advice column on work. Have a workplace problem big or small? Send it to Laura Helmuth and Doree Shafrir here. (It’s anonymous!) Dear Good Job, In 2023, my husband got an ...

I offered any assistance I could—sending her leads on jobs, offering to look at her resume, even offering to watch her kids if she had interviews. But, she would never follow up.

While nearly half of workers say they plan to look for a new job, only 18 percent of workers say they’re likely to quit a job in the next year, down from 25 percent in 2024.

Sweet, ripe tomatoes and salty, bright feta cheese play together beautifully in this simple summer salad from Ina Garten.

After a rough July jobs report, Trump promptly fired the head of the Bureau of Labor Statistics, claiming without evidence that the data was “rigged” to hurt him.