Employees are not happy at work. A Gallup poll found that 50% of workers are stressed daily, while 41% are often worried. And many aren’t comfortable talking to HR about it.

A week after a water main break forced the closure of four lanes of the heavily traveled San Jose Boulevard, JEA says the work is likely to continue through the week and into the weekend.

Finding a job you love is the dream. But sometimes once you’ve been at the job for a while, it can feel more like a nightmare. Rather than moving on or finding a new career, experts say the answer might be an easier option that’s right in front of you.

Women are twice as likely as men to be interrupted. They’re also twice as likely to get comments on their emotional state, and according to the latest Women in the Workplace report, women are one and a half times more likely to have a colleague take credit for their work.

After a Sunday afternoon of several hours of tornado warnings, SE GA and NE FL will have a calm evening

The COVID-19 pandemic changed the way that we work.

New Jersey's Department of Environmental Protection has issued a violation notice against itself for wrongly clearing nearly 15 acres of a wildlife management area.

With virtual communication at an all-time high, emailing, messaging, and DMs can lead to miscommunication.

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Expert says more and more people are looking to work at pet-friendly companies in the wake of the pandemic.

We know it and you know it, too: The pandemic messed with a LOT of people’s jobs.

Next month, all full-time Hobby Lobby employees who earn an hourly wage will make at least $17 an hour. The company most recently raised its minimum hourly wage in 2014 to $15 for full-time hourly employees. The federally established minimum wage is currently $7.25. Virginia’s minimum wage will become $9.50, starting May 1, 2021, and by Jan. 1, 2026, will be $15 an hour. Hobby Lobby has locations in Jacksonville and St. Johns County.

The consequences of state officials failing to fix Florida’s unemployment website are being felt by possibly hundreds of thousands of taxpayers in the wake of an unprecedented wave of unemployment claims. Due to coronavirus-related job losses, more people than ever are filing for unemployment benefits. The State Department of Labor will release new numbers today and is expected to break the record. The Tampa Bay Times reported if the state can’t fix the website hundreds of thousands of Floridians thrown out of work could, at the least, be forced to wait weeks for unemployment relief. The Florida Department of Economic Opportunity has this warning when you go to its website:Important: The Florida Department of Economic Opportunity is currently experiencing higher than average wait times when contacting the Reemployment Assistance Program.