Pexels/Reddit Some bosses can be so unreasonable! Imagine working for a boss who fires you because you were in the hospital!

A text exchange between a boss and a former employee has gone viral because of a completely outrageous request. Ben Askins, a ...

Relying on this reason alone is flawed because it does not lead to the most effective outcomes or personal career success, and it reduces job satisfaction.

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Why is your boss a bully? Maybe, says a psychological study, it's because he or she is incompetent -- and knows it. Weilding power is a common way to compensate for insecurity.

My very first job in high school was scooping ice cream at a local shop. I worked the first week for free because the boss said I needed “training.” When he tried to get me to work the next ...

A new Gallup survey shows that more people still prefer to work for a man, but the gender gap between male and female bosses is narrowing.

If you're worried about whether or not your manager supports you, consider these subtle signs that your boss actually does like you.

Conclusion The "Because I Said So" leadership style may silently operate within our workplaces, hindering employee engagement, stifling innovation and eroding trust.

Techspert Marc Porcar is warning employees to think twice about accepting AirPods at work because the boss could use them to snoop on their movements.

The romantic comedy “Because I Said So” offers plenty to look at: a series of edgy yet fetching outfits for star Diane Keaton (if you ignore the odd little neckerchiefs), heavenly-looking ...