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Hybrid work rules become self-defeating when physical attendance matters more than actual productivity.

A landmark work-from-home win by a Victoria University staffer could open the floodgates for more Aussies to demand remote work, as Victoria’s explosive WFH laws threaten to become a major election battleground and deal another blow to Melbourne’s battered office market.

Every three minutes, according to a lawsuit filed in New Jersey, a camera was alleged to capture Glennis Von Sander-Timinski’s face. That adds up to roughly 160 still images during an eight-hour shift, collected by a system called Sentinel AI and used, the complaint says, to verify that she was the employee at the workstation.…

Palatine police searching for Jose A. Luis Mateo, Fredduar A. Escobar Bautista, Breider A. Iriarte Campomar of NY, NJ

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A 91-year-old man says he has no plans to stop working at a fast-food restaurant, where his dedication to customers has earned him widespread praise.

Corporate margins hit record 14.9% of GDP as economists warn AI gains may not reach paychecks

Cost-of-living pressures top money worries for nearly six in ten American workers especially younger employees and managers. SEP 03, 2026 By Steve Randall

Organizations are eager to find out whether artificial intelligence can boost worker productivity. Studies involving accountants and manufacturing firms have shown that it can — and new research has found that AI is doing the same for software developers.

For many Americans, remote work has changed not only how we work, but also where we imagine we could live. If your office is essentially your laptop and your colleagues are already scattered across different cities and nations, the thought is tempting: why spend another Chicago winter at home when you could be working from…