Firms Resist New Pay-Equity Rules

Grammar, a Victim in the Office

Managers are fighting an epidemic of grammar gaffes in the workplace, where looseness with language can create bad impressions with clients, ruin marketing materials and cause communications errors.

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Companies Slip Workouts Into Work

In an effort to put the brakes on skyrocketing health-insurance costs, companies are thinking up ways to get people moving right in the workplace.

TI Battles Line-Job Gender Gap

Texas Instruments offers promising female engineers a crucial steppingstone to senior management through a program that coaches them for line jobs, with profit-and-loss responsibility for one of the chip maker's operations.

Selling Yourself in a Hurry: Résumé Tips

An employer might give your résumé all of 45 seconds. To make the most of that brief time, start with this advice for job seekers age 50-plus.

Students Lose Path to Grants

After congressional budget cuts, thousands of would-be college students without a high-school diploma on July 1 can no longer qualify for federal student aid by showing their "ability to benefit" from higher education.

Career Services for the Executive Set

Career-services offices at business schools are increasingly catering to executive M.B.A. students—fewer of whom are having their tuition covered by employers.

Office Workers Run Amok

Seeking Fix for Job-Search Game

Q: What Is New and Scary? A: The Revised GMAT

Social-Media Sites Can Mean Trouble at the Office

Tech Firms Scour College Campuses for Talent