To avoid falling into the hero trap, Sluss offers three practical strategies drawn from real companies navigating growth and transformation. Many leaders only recruit allies after deciding on a change ...

Back in 2012, an Apple retail employee named Sam Sung went viral because his name is similar to Samsung, one of Apple's main competitors. In a recent interview with Business Insider, he detailed that ...

Following employee feedback, leaders shouldn’t rush to change their behavior too quickly, or employees may become skeptical and see it as inauthentic, according to a study published Sept. 24 in the ...

Weekend rushes at restaurants can get so hectic that even the best servers lose track of time. One server thought she was handling it well, until she noticed an older couple who she had accidentally ...

Wind turbines in Goldendale, Wa. Employees at the Energy Department office that funds clean energy technology were told to avoid using terms including "climate change" and "green," according to an ...

President Donald Trump’s decision to attach a fee to applications for H-1B visas, and proposed changes to the current visa lottery system, could raise the financial barrier to entry and in doing so ...

BOSTON (WHDH) - Boston is potentially changing which city jobs will require criminal background checks. On Monday night the city council discussed expanding background checks for positions that ...

Whether it’s a rebrand, a restructure or a crisis, internal communication can’t be an afterthought when you're navigating a big company change. Your employees need clarity before your customers do, ...

TKO has reportedly informed WWE employees about a new severance policy, which has not been well received by the company's staff. "PWInsider" has reported that WWE has instituted a new severance policy ...

The State Department on Friday fired the remaining staff working in the office responsible for international climate policy, including annual U.N. negotiations related to climate treaties, according ...

DENVER — The City of Denver is looking to change its career service rules to make it easier to lay off longtime employees. The proposed change comes as the city looks to address a $250 million budget ...