Pet gift company paying dog 'chief fluff officer' up to $10K: Here's how to apply
Yappy.com, a pet gift company that makes personalized products and cards, is looking to hire a dog as a "chief fluff officer." The role will pay up to $10,000 for social media assignments.
Warner Bros. Discovery expecting up to $4.3B in total restructuring charges
The entertainment giant's restructuring charges include content and development write-offs, organizational restructuring and facility consolidation activities.
Career challenge: How to nail your second job interview and land a dream job
A second job interview is a chance to shine, as an employer goes beyond your skill set and delves deeper into whether you would be a good 'cultural fit' for their company.
Mike Rowe spotlights industries that are 'desperate to hire' workers
'How America Works' host Mike Rowe previews the Season 3 premiere and describes how a worker shortage is impacting essential jobs.
'American Built': The Chrysler Building
Host Stuart Varney explores the challenges of constructing the world's tallest skyscraper.
How America Works: Wildland firefighters
Mike Rowe dives into the work of wildland firefighters and gives a behind the scenes look at the responders' daily tasks.
Economists rip White House for economic 'spin': 'Actively making the problem worse'
Multiple economists ripped the White House on Monday after chief of staff Ron Klain posted a tweet downplaying negative economic news as "noise."
Philips to cut 4K jobs worldwide amid falling sales
Health care technology company Royal Philips NV employs roughly 80,000 employees. Philips chief executive Roy Jakobs called the job cuts "difficult, but necessary."
Labor Department releases plan for new regulations on gig workers
Carl Szabo, NetChoice Vice President, weighs in on news that the Labor Department plans to increase regulations on gig workers.
Your boss still thinks you’re faking it when you’re working from home
Employers are worried their employees are slacking off when it comes to remote work. Monitoring software exists, but employees are finding ways around that.
Unrelenting inflation forces more Americans to consider getting a second job
Painfully high inflation is forcing more Americans to consider working multiple jobs as the cost of basic necessities like food and rent surges higher.
Trouble at work with a colleague? How to defuse an argument before it escalates dangerously
Disagreements or arguments can occur in the workplace, but career experts and other professionals advise handling these on-the-jobs situations carefully and professionally — here's smart advice for all.
Midwest loses trust in system, American Dream evaporates
The Midwest is the most skeptical of all U.S. regions when it comes to government and media yet American businesses are held in high regard, according to a new Edelman survey.
Inflation, staffing shortages, recession are top concerns for small businesses: Anna Rathbun
CBIZ CIO Anna Rathbun discusses how small businesses are expecting an economic downturn following the release of the Q4 Main Street Index on 'Mornings with Maria.'
Unemployment figures, mortgage cold feet and more: Friday's 5 things to know
First full week of third-quarter earnings reports wrap up on Friday as Verizon, HCA Healthcare and American Express set to unveil figures
Twitter workforce may be cut nearly 75% by Elon Musk: report
Reports say Billionaire Elon Musk has plans to cut Twitter's workforce by almost 75% if his deal to take over the social media platform is finalized.
Gen Z ditches long-term jobs for shorter stints
Author Ray Wang and FOX Business' Susan Li discuss the exodus of Gen Z workers from long-term jobs on 'Cavuto: Coast to Coast.'
Help wanted with TikTok: This job will pay you $50 an hour to scroll the app
Influencer marketing company Ubiquitous is hiring a professional TikTok watcher to scroll the app for 12 hours total over the span of three days. Here's what the job entails.
Biden broke promise to Black farmers, farmers of color over debt relief: John Boyd Jr.
National Black Farmers Association President John Boyd Jr. discusses the lawsuit against the Biden Administration for its alleged backtracking on providing debt relief for Black farmers and farmers of color on 'Varney & Co.'
Companies with best work-life balance, according to Glassdoor
A handful of software companies from Dropbox to MathWorks have been rated as having the best work-life balance, according to recent data from Glassdoor.