Artificial intelligence could put self-employed people working jobs with routine tasks that don't need technical expertise at risk of displacement.

There are several factors about our jobs that can have major effects on our health, from how much we make to when we work.

Stealing at work can spread among resturant employees, research finds.

A drone called an octocopter is learning to do roofing work, including firing an electric nail gun.

An apple (or banana) a day left bus drivers in China feeling less depressed and more capable, researchers find. What small gesture would improve your day at work?

Warehouse workers risk workplace injuries from awkward postures or body movements. An algorithm could warn them before they get hurt.

The better black-led venture capital funds perform, the more bias they encounter from professional investors, report researchers.

"...the phone may carry increasing levels of distraction that make it difficult to return focused attention to work tasks."

When police officers and firefighters feel that the public doesn't understand what they do, they're less likely to be proactive in building community ties.

When an older worker's cognitive abilities and the demands of the job don't suit each other, early retirement becomes more likely.