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Vaping in the office? Most staff say they've seen it happen

HR leaders urged to update smoking policies as vaping creeps into virtual meetings and hybrid work arrangements

Vaping in the office? Most staff say they've seen it happen

'HR is a very lonely job': why solo HR leaders lean on experts

Journey Digital's Sarah Ritchie on outsourcing employment law and when learning and development needs an external facilitator

'HR is a very lonely job': why solo HR leaders lean on experts

New Meta smart glasses class action gives employers a reason to write the policy they've been puttin

A lawsuit that includes people who were filmed without knowing it shows how easily a pair of glasses can pull a workplace into a privacy dispute

New Meta smart glasses class action gives employers a reason to write the policy they've been puttin

High profile Hollywood battle shows worker classification can decide whether your insurance pays

A federal judge ruled that Blake Lively was a contractor, not an employee. Justin Baldoni is now using that ruling to make an insurer pay his legal bills.

High profile Hollywood battle shows worker classification can decide whether your insurance pays

Corgi CEO defends staff freedom of expression amid social media criticism

Laqua insists staff will not be disciplined for personal posts as the carrier's personality-led brand draws scrutiny during rapid expansion

Corgi CEO defends staff freedom of expression amid social media criticism

Iced coffee at a job interview? The professionalism debate heats up

A viral TikTok turned one recruiter's pet peeve into a surprisingly divisive debate over interview etiquette

Iced coffee at a job interview? The professionalism debate heats up