#workplace
19 stories
Workplace Cocaine Use Spiked 266% in North Shore
North Shore workplace cocaine tests up 266% as drug use rises nationwide.
NZ Herald · 2m
Corporate Burnout | 0xFF
Companies promise happiness but create burnout through relentless productivity demands.
0xff · 1m
Loud working puts workplace visibility under spotlight
70% of U.S. workers say visible employees get rewarded more than quiet producers.
Straight Arrow · 1m
Birthday Party Gone Wrong
Colleague's DUI arrest after wild birthday party leaves writer guilt-ridden.
Slate Magazine · 2m
Pope Leo XIV: Women's Work in Vatican Must Be Valued
Pope Leo XIV calls for greater recognition of women's roles in Vatican institutions.
Vaticannews · 1m
Lunch Rules in a Start-Up Office
Start-up workers eat snacks outside due to strict office rules.
Slate Magazine · 2m
Most workers don't know why they're using AI
Eighty-five percent of employees are encouraged to use AI at work, but 42 percent don't understand why their companies want them to.
TechRadar · 1m
Boss Replacement Candidates All Young
Young candidates for boss replacement show age gap.
Slate Magazine · 1m
Microsoft Bundles Copilot Features to Challenge Anthropic and OpenAI
Microsoft combines Chat, Cowork, Office and Code into one Copilot for workplace AI competition.
Pymnts · 1m
I stopped drinking AI Kool-Aid
Former GitHub Copilot champion quits AI cult after human connection revival.
Joshtronic · 1m
Boss Too Laidback? My Job's Making Me Miserable
A manager's struggle with low motivation and the cost of staying in a job that doesn't fit.
Slate Magazine · 1m
UK Workers Spend $1.3 Billion Annually on AI Tools
UK workers spend $1.3 billion yearly on generative AI tools without employer expense.
Futurism · 1m
A Vegas casino just made 10,000 workers owners
Station Casinos turned 50 and handed nearly 10,000 employees more than $70 million in stock, $1,000 for every year served.
Fortune · 1m
How to read the room before the room reads you
Body language experts decode what your boss's feet, your colleague's smile and a bundle of small signals are really telling you at work.
Dailymail · 3m
The doors are open. The table isn't.
Women are half the workforce and a sliver of the leadership, and the fix has to start long before the first job interview.
Fortune · 2m
I replaced my boss with a chatbot for four months
A reporter cloned their editor into ChatGPT and found out exactly which parts of a manager a model cannot copy.
Business Insider · 2m
DEI got hijacked, and we all lost something
A Black columnist went into DEI training expecting to teach white colleagues, and came out having learned about his own privilege.
Chicago Sun-Times · 2m
Amazon Sued Over Pregnancy Accommodation Denials
Four former workers allege Amazon denied basic pregnancy accommodations like chairs and bathroom breaks, then fired them for taking medical leave.
Ars Technica · 2m · 9 views
Uber and Tech's Push to Kill Middle Management
Uber is cutting micro-teams and flattening its org chart, reflecting a broader tech trend toward leaner management and AI-assisted teams.
Business Insider · 1m · 5 views