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Why People Are Taking Longer Vacations in 2025
The global workforce has decreed that 2025 will be a year of rest, relaxation, and plenty of PTO.
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16 Weird Work-Related Ailments
Today’s work-related ailments have nothing on these (mostly) historical diseases. You’ll be glad you're not suffering from Hatter’s Shakes—or worse, Chimney Sweep’s Scrotum.
The Top 5 Office Slang Terms From the UK and U.S.
“Circle back,” “dodgy,” and “bandwidth” are popular slang terms.
Why Is It So Hard to Go Back to Work After a Vacation?
Lots of people experience the “post-holiday blues” or post-vacation depression. Here’s how to identify the signs and overcome the dread of returning to work.
Why Is Being Fired Called ‘Getting the Pink Slip’?
Getting laid off has long been associated with getting a fancy pink invitation to the unemployment line. Why?
Calling All Trivia Nerds: Jeopardy! Hiring a New Researcher
Now’s your chance to become part of your favorite game show.
It’s No ‘Secret’: The Most Common Passwords in 2024 Will Leave You Dumbfounded
Despite advice about strong passwords, we’re still using ‘qwerty123.’
How to Maximize Your Vacation Days in 2025
Americans get an average of only 11 vacation days per year. Use them wisely.
New York City Workers Could Soon Use Paid Sick Leave to Care for Ill Pets
Tired of lying to your boss when you need to take time off to bring Fluffy or Fido to the vet? A new bill could change things for you.
The College Majors Graduates Regret the Most (and Least)
The humanities aren't in first place.
10 Surprising Facts About Your Childhood Dream Jobs
In the latest episode of The List Show, we’re tackling some fun facts—and the occasional harsh truth—about the careers you imagined for yourself as a kid.
Love Pumpkin Spice? You Could Get Paid to Taste Trader Joe’s Fall Items
Do you have what it takes to be a Pumpkin Spice Pundit?
Arts and Crafts May Boost Mental Well-Being as Much as Employment, Study Says
Don’t underestimate the power of a productive crafting session.
8 Facts About Labor Day
Americans celebrate Labor Day on the first Monday of September—which means Labor Day falls on Monday, September 2, in 2024.
Why Is Labor Day Always Celebrated on a Monday?
Like Memorial Day and Presidents Day, Labor Day falls on a Monday each year. To understand how the federal holiday came to be, you need a brief history lesson in labor politics.
Australia Passes Law Protecting Workers’ Right to Log Off at the End of the Day
Australia is making changes to ensure employees are truly “off” from work during off hours.
13 Odd and Obsolete Occupations
History is full of jobs that are no longer needed due to technology, cultural advances, and everything in between.
The 30 Best Community Colleges in the U.S.
This ranking of America’s best community colleges considers everything from tuition rates to postgrad salaries.
The 34 Hardest-Working Countries, Ranked
Americans tend to work more and longer days than many of their industrialized counterparts, yet eight countries work harder than the U.S.
LEGOLAND New York Is Hiring a Master Model Builder
Of all the LEGOLAND jobs, this is probably the most hands-on.
The 10 Least Common Jobs in the U.S.
From wood patternmakers to pediatric surgeons, these 10 jobs are quite uncommon.
The 15 States Where Workers Earn the Most Money
Where you live definitely affects how much you can potentially make, as certain states have higher average incomes than others.
The 16 Most Lucrative College Majors for Recent Graduates
Unsurprisingly, engineers dominate the list.
Taco Bell's New Early Retirement Community Is Open to Everyone 21 And Over
All your favorite Taco Bell foods will be there.