Bosses with high emotional intelligence make their workers feel happier and more creative, researchers say.

Women who head departments at public medical schools may have broken the "glass ceiling" but still earn as much as $80,000 less than men.

Areas of the US with more fast food, lots of oil and gas extraction jobs, and higher population density have lower life expectancy, new research shows.

Tax incentives for business are a bad idea, researchers say. They found that the incentives left states in worse shape than doing nothing.

Even where teachers earn well above the national average, financial anxiety can affect performance, attendance, and the likelihood they'll leave their job.

Increasing minimum wage may not boost health across the board, researchers report. Instead, wage increases may affect groups of working people differently.

Feminist design thinking could help rid hiring algorithms of some bias, researchers argue.

When you're searching for a job, it might be best to avoid certain kinds of posts on your social media accounts. New research investigates what job recruiters avoid.

In 1960, 94% of doctors and lawyers were white men. In 2010, just 60%. Here's why researchers attribute major economic growth to that shift.

New research finds that 94% of middle school teachers face high levels of stress. Helping teachers cope better could foster student success.