Some companies are giving workers back more time as artificial intelligence takes over more tasks.

Tech companies such as Meta, Microsoft, Amazon and Alphabet continue to trim workers despite soaring revenue and billions of investments into artificial intelligence.

Amazon and Walmart are among firms warning employees of layoffs or disruption from AI as leaders across corporate America talk of increasing efficiency.

Start-ups are promoting hardcore cultures such as “996,” meaning working from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. six days a week, as they race to compete in AI.

The new fee targeted at new H-1B visas could spur employers to seek other paths to acquiring high-skilled workers abroad.

New artificial intelligence-driven capabilities are expected to accelerate the shift from translation done by humans to machines.

New artificial intelligence-driven capabilities are expected to accelerate the shift from translation done by humans to machines.

The Labor Department said it would take the unusual step to open investigations into companies that abuse the H-1B visa program.

More companies are cracking down on flexibility and requiring more in-office work, with some threatening consequences for noncompliance.

Labor groups are trying to slow the advance of disruptive AI technology into workplaces, with the AFL-CIO and others trying to help state legislators pass AI laws.

Working professionals and young people are investing in artificial intelligence courses, programs and degrees as the technology promises to transform jobs.

Labor groups are trying to slow the advance of disruptive AI technology into workplaces, with the AFL-CIO and others trying to help state legislators pass AI laws.

The AI momentum isn’t stopping and it’s bringing workers, venture capital money and life back to San Francisco.

Artificial intelligence apps that record and summarize meetings can tempt workers into skipping calls, leaving humans who join in the company of silent bots.

Virtual recruiters, or conversational AI agents, are making screening calls for some jobs, speeding up the hiring process and confusing some job candidates.

CEOs and corporate leaders are warning AI will eliminate or disrupt people’s jobs, raising uncertainty and unemployment fears for workers.

ChatGPT can be a useful brainstorming partner or impede the diversity of ideas depending on how you use the AI.

Tough economic conditions could be the catalyst for AI adoption in corporate America as more companies turn to automation, economists predict.

Employees are expected to use artificial intelligence at Shopify, Box and Duolingo as executives shift towards the future.

The Trump administration’s plan to continue asking employees for five weekly bullet points might do more to create confusion than efficiency, HR experts say.

Legal experts said that unwinding a civil rights-era bulwark designed to safeguard employees’ rights removes a crucial check on institutional power.

With more mandates taking effect, a record number of people are working from the office since the beginning of the pandemic.

President Donald Trump’s crack down on federal employees adds strength to a new trend that’s harder on workers.

While some big companies are calling workers back to the office, others are embracing change to make hybrid and remote models work.

Job seekers are offering rewards for referrals, making mini marketing campaigns and becoming brutally honest on social media.

The shooting of UnitedHealthcare CEO in New York City, home to a vast network of surveillance cameras, has fueled a crowdsourced manhunt — even as some seek to lionize the killer.

Job seekers are offering rewards for referrals, making mini marketing campaigns and becoming brutally honest on social media.

A new AI-powered interpreter is expected to simulate speakers’ voices in different languages during Microsoft Teams meetings.

Researchers say RTO mandates could hurt women and underrepresented workers, who are more likely to avoid companies that don’t offer flexibility.

The U.S. presidential election is over, but you may still be feeling the emotional side effects. These expert tips can help you reset.

Over 200,000 people canceled their subscriptions in the first few days following news that The Washington Post would not endorse any presidential candidate.

Workers say using AI tools like ChatGPT every day supercharges their efforts and saves them time on the job.