Pretending to be angry as a negotiating tactic can backfire or even lead you to give up more, research finds.

"Smiling as part of your job sounds like a really positive thing, but doing it all day can be draining..."

Ninety percent of those with disabilities lose their jobs due to lack of soft skills, but a training program addresses this among young people with autism.

"The question is: Can we make the threat of damages high enough to be a deterrent?"

When companies move to pay-for-performance, more employees take medications for anxiety and depression.

Politically polarized teams may produce better work, as long as there are some key rules in place.

Sharing who you really are with your coworkers may pay off for your happiness and productivity, researchers report.

"We need a cultural revolution within many fields to recognize and reward the full value of professionals who also care for children."

A new analysis of 65 million research projects shows that bigger teams aren't always better.