A team of researchers predicted in April that COVID-19 would hospitalize construction workers. New findings show they were right.

Lots of interruptions at work can raise the level of stress hormones our bodies produce, researchers report. But not all interupptions are the same.

While research has found that physical activity can reduce the risk of developing dementia, a new study finds that's not the case with hard labor.

A closer look at the data says no, women don't sabotage their own earnings to align with the "male breadwinner norm."

Wearing blue-light glasses just before hitting the sack can help you get a better night's sleep and help you work better the next day.

Out of the Washington state workforce of 3.3 million, some 900,000 fill positions in 55 high-hazard lines of work. They're mostly female and disproportionately people of color.

"When dads play a bigger role in childcare and doing routine housework, it puts both parents in a better position to succeed at work."

The Covid-19 Recovery and Resilience Initiative aims to catalyze evidence-based policy solutions to the challenges posed by the pandemic.

The pandemic and focus on racial justice in 2020 may end up transforming the workplace for good, one expert says. He also has tips for the "new normal."