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A typical 9 to 5 job in an office is not necessarily the norm anymore, thanks to technology advancements and increased workplace flexibility. The number of Americans who have telecommuted …

With the Social Security Administration’s own projections indicating the system will be unable to pay full benefits by the end of 2034 and no definitive plan in place to reverse …

It’s a common issue for many organizations. Top executives establish brand-specific goals, promises and beliefs but, when it comes to consistently communicating them to customers, employees fail to deliver. The …

The majority of Americans check their phones at least a few times an hour, a new survey has found. The Gallup survey showed 11% of Americans with smartphones look at …

While it might seem technology companies no more than release a new smartphone model before they start hyping the next great advancement to come, consumers aren’t necessarily jumping on the …

American employers are putting out help wanted signs at a record-breaking pace, according to a new survey released by Gallup. The U.S. Job Creation Index has held steady at +32 …

Two-year community colleges are just as good as four-year colleges and universities in the eyes of most U.S. adults, a new survey has found. Results of the Gallup poll show …

A majority of Americans say lower gas prices are making a big difference in their finances but they aren’t bolstering the economy as some had predicted, a new survey shows. …

Four out of five Americans say they are satisfied with their current standard of living and 63% report improvements in this arena, according to the results of a recently released …

While most people would like to see their banking institutions help improve their financial well-being, only about one in four customers strongly agree that their banks truly look out for …