Working

The pros and cons of asking workers to brave a storm.

How can a video game teach us a valuable life lesson? Nicholas Carr explains.

Opportunities lie ahead for people suffering the effects of the Great Recession.

By 2000, about two-thirds of U.S. workers spent their days in open-plan offices

How are millennials handling student debt and the difficulty of securing employment?

There are a lot of Americans working during the holidays. Not all of them do it because they have to.

While you're eating turkey and enjoying time with family and friends, let's take a moment to acknowledge those who are working on this day.

Working moms want to work more -- at least in part because they need to in this economy. At the same time, the number of Americans who think moms shouldn’t work full-time (or at all) is still surprisingly high. The Pew Research Center just released its report on modern parenthood.

John Quiggin takes a look at why the 15-hour work week predicted by economist John Maynard Keynes hasn't come to pass -- yet.

Until the Protestant Reformation, work was considered a four-letter word, then everything changed. Historian Roger Hill discusses how work became a source of American pride.