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"Working interviews" may be common — in food service, trucking, dentistry and elsewhere — but that doesn't make them legal.

Temporary and contract workers have long felt that they're treated as second-class citizens in most workplaces.

Shaped by technology, new advances and alternative ways of thinking; the way we learn is changing. International teaching providers,

Logic-based interview puzzles are becoming increasingly popular in recruitment processes to help employers find the brightest candidates and gain insight

In an ultratight labor market, more employers are rolling out automated, one-sided phone interviews.

A job candidate asks for the best way to disclose why they quit a job in an interview. Experts share the best way to handle the question.

“Ban the Box” policies have come under fire recently for exacerbating racial discrimination in hiring. New research, though, finds that fair-hiring policies broadly work–when the employers using them check their biases.

While Google may be the target of discontent at the moment, the protestors' list of demands touches upon several important legal and ethical debates that could affect any HR department.

It's not just you. Despite the unemployment rate being at a 49 year low, a good job is hard to come by even if you're 100% qualified. Elements such as bad interviewers, not having 'the right' college degree, and stagnant wages are just some ways you're not finding the job you deserve. Why? The hiring…

Over one-in-three American workers today are millennials, officially making this the largest generation in the U.S. labor force. Millennials also happen to be the most likely to job-hop, with 21% telling Gallup researchers in 2016 that they changed jobs within

In a 3-1 ruling Friday, NLRB said the previous test "severely limit[ed] the significance of a worker's entrepreneurial opportunity for economic gain."

A newly released book on the history of the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) has made wave for a round of press questioning the use of personality

As we head into a new year, leading recruitment executives predict hiring trends to prepare and plan for whether you are looking for a job or looking to fill one.

It’s not necessarily laziness. Employees may have other reasons for ditching processes.

Learn why getting coached on all 34 CliftonStrengths themes is infinitely more transformative than receiving feedback on only your Top 5.

DOJ plans to pursue criminal charges against those who agree not to solicit a competitor's employees, so HR must be extra vigilant, experts said during a recent webinar.

Across the board, people who said they felt like their relationship with their work supervisor was more like that of partners, as opposed to one in which they felt like their supervisor was more of a traditional boss, were likely to report much greater life satisfaction. 

Amazon maintains that all employees "will see an increase in their total compensation as a result of this announcement."