If an occupation becomes part of your identity, losing work can feel like a personal failing, even if it's clearly not your fault.

Could taking some of the human element out of interviewing actually make the process more just?

A wealthy country like the United States needs a solution for improving the supply and fairness of work overall. Is universal basic income the way to go?

Full employment was a prominent goal in U.S. politics after World War II, but has faded from policy debates in recent decades.

Academics are studying what makes a good company culture. These have involved everything from ranking hierarchies of needs to sociological explanations of group mentalities.

How social work embodies its commitment to social justice has always been fluid. The history of the profession fluctuates between a focus on system and individual social problems.

Anthropologist Elsa Davidson found at a Silicon Valley high school serving “at-risk” Latino and Southeast Asian kids that there are some complicated obstacles to careers in tech.

Over the centuries, the idea of vocation has evolved to such a degree that it now encompasses any occupation which satisfies a personal calling.

Researchers found that people with high levels of need were scared away from applying for Medicaid and welfare benefits by stigma.

Voice recognition technology is beginning to compete with typing. Would the end of typing change the business world forever?