So much for a dream job. Only 14 percent of U.S. workers believe they have the perfect job and more than half want to change careers, according to a new poll released on Monday.

Corporate videos have a tendency to be really boring. Before you make your next corporate video, consult this list of ideas. If you set up the right premise, it’s easy to make them surprising and tell a good story.

Employees join an organization but they leave a supervisor. Supervisors have a tremendous impact on employee job satisfaction and productivity, setting the tone and creating and maintaining the eve…

To compile our 2013 list of unusual jobs that pay surprisingly well, I combed through BLS data and scanned the pages of Odd Jobs: How to Have Fun and Make Money in a Bad Economy, a book by Abigail Gehring. Here are the top 10.

Here’s how it works: Anyone from a company can sign up and create public or private groups, but you need to have a company email address in order to do so. From there, you simply invite co-workers to the group. You can also create smaller social circles for things like events, lunch ideas, work out […]

When faced with a tough call Todd Defren of Shift Communications started an Employee Stock Ownership Plan. Now he believes it will make his company…

Meetings around the watercooler or over lunch are as traditional as the workplace suit and tie. But today, companies are looking for more innovative ways to bring employees together. Connecting people with different kinds of knowledge fosters new services and ideas, says Paul Leonardi, a professor of communication at Northwestern University.

If you’re so unhappy with your job that you plan to look for a new position this year, you’re not alone.

Employers in the U.S. probably created almost as many jobs in June as in the prior month as businesses grew more confident the economy will overcome the tax increases and government cutbacks that have restrained growth, economists said before reports this week.

Only people who don’t understand statistics would question the value of an English degree.

A bogus company offered jobs through the state’s employment website to out-of-work veterans. But the applicants were told they had to pay $150 for “training” that never materialized.

Labor market getting a little more difficult in China as economy slows.

Even before the Great Recession, a rising percent of retirement-age folks were still working. The economy was strong, consumers were spending like crazy and lots of jobs were, in physical terms at least, not taxing for older employees.

Survey finds 4.6 percent increase in hiring, but median graduate starting salary remains unchanged.