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Nearly half of U.S. employers have some of their employees sign noncompete clauses. Now the FTC wants to ban them.

The brewery's boss now has 40 gold-plated cans of beer to dispose of

Gartner and LinkedIn experts agree that having a college degree will further lose its value in landing a job this year.

We’ve all heard that Ps get degrees, but do degrees get jobs? Are qualifications really worth years of your time (not to mention thousands in HECS debt)?With that in mind, we asked three young Australians each with their “dream job” whether they reckon their time studying got them where they…

Despite an enduring appetite for fully remote jobs, fewer and fewer companies are willing to offer them.

The past year has been rife with evolving ideas about what future workplaces might look like. There’s been a shift in what workers expect from their jobs and who those workers are.

Employers are increasingly relying on skills rather than experience and degrees as the key filter through which to evaluate candidates on LinkedIn.

Morgan Warstler and John S. Robison, who have ties with former Gov. Rick Perry, met the president at the White House one week after the 2020 election. They advanced a fringe theory that state legislatures could overturn election results.

When someone says social media, you probably don’t immediately think of LinkedIn. But there’s no denying that the business networking site has gone the distance: it is now 20 years since it was founded in Silicon Valley.

They are all due to start at the ACT Magistrates Court in January.

Belgian authorities have charged four people linked to the European Parliament over allegations World Cup host Qatar lavished them with cash and gifts to influence decision-making.