How many people in the US can actually work from home during the COVID-19 pandemic? Not enough, researchers say.

Boredom is a good thing, say experts. Loading your kids up with activities can backfire while homeschooling kids during the COVID-19 pandemic.

While the COVID-19 pandemic has already resulted in mass layoffs, health care and other essential workplaces will instead face critical workforce shortages.

Making these choices may help a small business get during the COVID-19 crisis, experts say.

Many doctors live with significant anxiety, and the COVID-19 pandemic boosts the risk for burnout. A new mindfulness app may help.

There's no reason for health care insurance to be tied to employment in the United States, an expert argues. That's especially true as we face a pandemic.

Movement toward gender equity accelerated in the 1970s and 1980s, but slowed or stopped beginning in the 1990s, research finds.

Black people who believe racism has a big impact on their lives are more likely to seek self-employment, according to new research.

Millions of Americans face risk of COVID-19 exposure at work, either weekly or monthly, new research indicates. It's not just health care workers, either.

People with serious mental illness perceive their physical health as a greater barrier to employment, a study finds.