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Kobe Steel is pointing to a zealous pursuit of profit, unrealistic targets and an insular corporate culture as the causes of massive faked inspection data at the Japanese metals maker.

Thanks to rapid technological advances, the way we do business is changing at a record pace.

When you're interrupted by someone during a conversation – whether during an informal chat or an important meeting – you probably assume the interrupter is to blame.

Welcome to Benefits on the Fringe, the monthly Recruiter.com column where Jason McDowell covers the most unique benefits today's employers are using to woo talent, as well as advances and innovations in the employee benefits realm.Have you ever had a job where you couldn't get a sick day or time off to see the doctor unless you were on your deathbed?

Small business confidence has reached its highest point in five years under President Donald Trump, according to a new report.

Following the Equifax breach, it should be abundantly clear that cybersecurity is now a concern for everyone – companies of all sizes and all industries, as well as individuals.

There are a lot of things people don't tell you about leaving the nine-to-five grind to go into business for yourself.

A colleague recently referred a candidate to me for a job opening.

The New-York based coworking startup WeWork has already disrupted the way many people live, work and exercise since it launched in 2010.

Before the holiday season, employees at Andrea Correale's catering business get an email reminder that in December, "we need all hands on deck."

Do you ever reach the end of the day and feel as though nothing of real value has been accomplished?

Social networking platforms are valuable tools for marketers and advertisers.

"Ask Brianna" is a column from NerdWallet for 20-somethings or anyone else starting out.

Despite what you may have heard, millennials aren't so different from previous generations.

"People are not your most important asset.

Every job search comes with some hiccups.

If necessity is the mother of invention, misery might be the mother of reinvention.

The results of office snack delivery service Snacknation's latest State of Workplace Culture report aren't terribly surprising, but they're valuable nonetheless.

It has become quite common for businesses today to use independent workers to plug talent holes or scale up projects.

Why do some staffing firms struggle while others keep their candidate pipelines consistently filled with qualified talent?