Lauren Weber

Employees are summoning their inner Willie Nelsons at team-building events in Nashville. Bandanas and braids optional.

Employers face a summer of uncertainty about the legality of noncompete agreements

Employers teach de-escalation techniques as divisive political discussions become almost impossible to avoid.

Your food may soon come with warnings. The Food and Drug Administration plans to propose labeling this fall for the front of food and drink

The affair between Norfolk Southern CEO Alan Shaw and an executive highlights the tricky terrain of workplace dating.

The Food and Drug Administration plans to propose labeling this fall for the front of food and drink packages to help Americans make healthier choices to address exploding obesity rates, years after other countries took similar action.

By Lauren Weber & Rachel Roubein The Washington Post Updated Your food may soon come with government warnings.

By Lauren Weber and Rachel Roubein Washington Post Your food may soon come with warnings.

Fed up with inflation and seizing a moment of labor power, workers at Boeing, AT&T and Southwest reject deals negotiated by union bosses.

Kamala Harris’s border assignment has become a political liability, as Republicans exaggerated her role to label the vice president as “border czar.”