Lauren Weber

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Pell grants aren’t just for college anymore. Here’s what to know about tapping grant money for workforce training.

A glimpse into why corporate professionals are going on midlife retreats.

Fewer lawyers pursuing workers’ compensation cases has led to diminished financial prospects for people injured on the job.

Workshop participants in the Hudson Valley lie on the floor for a sound bath. The author is next to the window. Paola Chapdelaine for WSJ

Workers who take approved leaves of absence for medical or other reasons often think—mistakenly—that their positions are safe.

A city council bill backed by the mayor would require big delivery operators to directly employ couriers instead of relying on subcontractors.

The trajectory of L3Harris’s Christopher Kubasik highlights a familiar pattern: CEOs accused of misconduct often go on to nab top jobs elsewhere.

Employers keep posting roles that never seem to get filled, or even exist, and job seekers are sick of it.

Internal watchdog concluded Lori Chavez-DeRemer had an inappropriate relationship with a security staffer and used public resources for personal travel before her April resignation.