Quiet hiring is when companies shift current employees into new roles, often without a formal job posting or promotion.

A tech company CEO has resigned after controversy over a video captured on the big screen at a Coldplay concert.

A recent report found that more than 28% of Americans are searching for new jobs, and 70% of people who are currently employed are considering a new job in 2025.

Going for a new job involves a lot of steps. Applying, interviewing, and waiting for an official offer. But it doesn’t end there.

But what do you need to land your dream job? Years of experience used to be mandatory, but times are changing.

Like many other tech companies, LinkedIn is all in on artificial intelligence systems that can create text, images and other media in response to queries.

Linked in reports 50 percent of workers will actively look for a new job this year and most of those people will search online to find one. But beware, job scams are a growing problem. According to the Better Business Bureau, about 14 million people are exposed to an employment scam each year. Now, scammers are finding new ways to get people on board.

The job market is constantly changing. Case in point, we just experienced the great resignation. Now hiring experts are predicting the great stay. Technology, the economy and social changes all impact the workplace.

Job scams can crop up on real job sites, including places like LinkedIn, so how do you tell a scam from the real thing?

LinkedIn said Monday it is laying off hundreds of workers.

More than 53 million people will be travelling for the upcoming Thanksgiving holiday, even more for Christmas.

The World Economic Forum’s annual gathering of CEOs, government leaders and other elites this week in the Swiss town of Davos may seem full of important but impersonal announcements.

The career-networking service LinkedIn has agreed to pay $1.8 million in back wages to hundreds of female workers to settle a pay discrimination complaint brought by U.S. labor investigators.

A study by Grammarly based on LinkedIn profiles has found professionals with six to nine promotions within a ten-year period made 45 percent fewer grammatical errors than those who’d been promoted between one to four times.

After nearly seven years in China, LinkedIn says it will stop operating its localized version of the platform, replacing it with a jobs listing site.

Microsoft says it is shutting down its main LinkedIn app in China later this year following tighter government rules on internet companies.

Tens of million Americans were unemployed last year as companies let employees go because of COVID-19 lockdowns. But now the job market is opening back up and the rush is on to find employees.

Russian authorities have ordered Facebook and messaging app Telegram to pay steep fines for failing to remove banned content.

China’s internet watchdog has said it found Bytedance’s Douyin, Microsoft Bing, LinkedIn and 102 other apps were engaged in improper data collection and usage.

Russian authorities on Monday said they decided not to block Twitter after the social media platform deleted most of the banned content identified by Moscow and expressed “readiness and interest in building a constructive dialogue.”.

Facebook is showing different job ads to women and men in a way that might run afoul of anti-discrimination laws, according to a new study.

The pizza chain is looking for a taste-tester for its garlic bread in Brisbane, Australia. They must also have "working taste buds" and have "burned their fingers at least once not being able to wait for the garlic bread to cool down." Garlic bread is one of the chain's iconic beloved products -- Domino's Australia sold almost 42,000 garlic breads on National Garlic Day last year, according to the company. But it's not just garlic bread on the table -- the taste-tester will also get an exclusive chance to taste products that have not yet been released to the public. Elsewhere in the US earlier this year, a promotion used artificial intelligence on the Domino's app to identify pizza as pizza.

Have you thought about your reputation today? … Your online reputation, that is?

Have you thought about your reputation today? … Your online reputation, that is?