Unemployed? There’s a Scam for That
Side hustles have become the only way for the underemployed to survive. But it also renders them vulnerable to predatory con artists.
Work Culture
Omicron Is Thriving Off America’s Obsession With Work
Our culture presses us to work through illness, and it’s the forced choice to clock in that will define the consequences of the pandemic’s next stage.
Collectivism Is the Key to Reshaping the American Workplace
In her new book, Anne Helen Petersen explores the issues with American work identity, and how community over individualism might be the answer to changing our relationship to our jobs.
Hustle Culture Is Grinding Us Down
Opting out of "doing it all" demands something few of us have: a social safety net that guarantees everyone the resources and stability to prioritize living over working.
Reinventing the Workweek
For many American workers, the traditional eight-hour-plus days, five days a week is no longer tolerable. Can we reimagine the status quo?
Why Can’t American Workers Just Relax?
More and more countries around the world are giving their citizens the "right to disconnect" from work. Will the workaholic U.S. be left behind?
The Modern Office Needs to Go
Most of us spend at least 30 percent of our income on homes, and most of our time at work. While more jobs are going remote, do we even need physical offices?