Fearing layoffs and AI, workers are reading into their bosses' looks and the lack of snacks. Welcome to office paranoia.

Employees are overanalyzing normal signs to try and predict if layoffs are coming.

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New Zealand Resident Doctors' Association national secretary Dr Deborah Powell said junior doctors, who were often on the ...

As the Trump administration has doubled down on its hardline immigration agenda, behind the scenes senior Trump officials and the president himself have grappled with the consequences of that ...

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The recently contracted group partially attributes its success to only hiring former prisoners, drug users, or homeless ...

The Senate narrowly approved Trump's tax bill, which includes a provision that would make his “no tax on tips” campaign ...

The union said its members had continued to show up while Star “blundered from disaster to disaster”, at times without the ...

Workers told how they were made to sign gagging orders and not discuss their problems or risk losing contracts.