"Grin and bear it" might seem like the best strategy for emotion regulation at work, but new research suggests trying to real mean it will benefit you more.

Teen boys and girls now do household chores in nearly equal measure, which could continue the long-term change to a more equal division of labor between men and women.

A study of black doctors, nurses, and health care technicians shows that a worker's position within an organization affect how they see racism at work.

To successfully pitch creative ideas to your project leader, the first step is determining which of two creative types they are.

A survey of almost 10,000 veterans shows that health concerns rank highest among worries for vets transitioning back to civilian life.

The closing of local automotive assembly plants may lead to increases in deaths from opioid overdose, research finds.

A new report offers recommendations for the best ways to address the widespread problem of burnout among doctors, nurses, and other health care workers.

Jobs that focus on cognitive and people skills are more resistant to economic recession than jobs that rely on physical skills—and bounce back more quickly.

A new "vocation compass" uses the personality of a person's tweets and that of a job to make better matches.

"We're probably all killing a lot of our best ideas early in the creative process without knowing it."