Tag: Workplace

There might really be a difference between “dog people” and “cat people,” new research suggests.

The recession has taken a toll on small-business owners' retirement savings and personal health, according to a new survey.

Data from insurance.com suggests certain professions are more likely to have had an accident.

Romance is still blossoming at the water cooler.

The Washington Times reported that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has launched internal investigations against more than two dozen employees and contractors for viewing pornography on...

If your password is “123456,” you might as well leave an electronic key under the doormat with a promise to feed hackers cookies and milk once they break...

In the old days of smartphones, having a BlackBerry probably pegged you as a businessperson; however, that might no longer be the case.

The attempted bombing of an Amsterdam-to-Detroit flight Christmas Day is not putting much of a crimp in business professionals’ travel plans, according to a new survey.

It looks like all you actuaries out there have it pretty good, according to a new report.

Sunny states topped the list of happy places to live in the U.S., according to the latest research.

The next time you see a bad driver on the road, you could blame genetics, recent research suggests.

Some 47% of polled Gen Y employees with an employer-sponsored retirement savings program said retirement savings has to take a back seat to funding everyday costs, such as...

The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) said that supervisory failures at MetLife Securities allowed two brokers to engage in undisclosed outside business activities that cost clients millions of...

Holiday traveling can be a pain, but some lucky airline passengers will be able to pass the airport time online for free.

A recent Watson Wyatt survey of large employers found that 35% of those that reduced their 401(k) match anticipate reversing that decision in the next six months—up from...

Recent research by Computershare and the London School of Economics found employees in employee stock purchase plans (ESPPs) work harder and stay with their employer longer.

With the flu season having arrived, a new poll illustrates that many employees are taking their own precautions to avoid becoming ill at the workplace.

A new study supports the idea that parents can raise their kids to be leaders.