Conan O'Brien opened his Oscar monologue by talking about Timothée Chalamet's recent opera and ballet controversy.

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AB 1729 would require state agencies to offer employees telework "to the fullest extent possible" and establish clear, permanent work-from-home policies. Donald Trump floats move to new state ...

Last year, state workers fought back against Gov. Gavin Newsom’s return-to-office order through loud demonstrations outside state agencies and mocking billboards on Interstate 80. This year, they’re ...

A federal employee union has filed a complaint with the Trump administration over a policy that they say will make it more difficult for workers to obtain reasonable accommodations at work. Members of ...

Are you looking for a new job in the new year? Several California state departments are now hiring for positions that offer remote or hybrid work options. Although Gov. Gavin Newsom issued a return-to ...

About eight percent of Defense Department civilian employees have not returned to full-time in-person work, according to a Thursday Government Accountability Office report that encouraged officials to ...

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A Burger King sign reads, "WHY WORK FOR A CLOWN WHEN YOU CAN WORK FOR A KING?" The sign is outside a restaurant, with trees, cars, and a gas station in the background. Sometimes the best part of ...

President Donald Trump’s social network, Truth Social, is on life support. Shares of the company that runs it, Trump Media and Technology Group (TMTG), hit a record low this week. Despite an initial ...