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Uncover the shocking impact of employee lateness in New York - costing businesses significantly!

Discover the rising trend of 'work spouses' in NY offices. Find out why some embrace it while others prefer boundaries

Survey reveals half of New Yorkers willing to blow the whistle on workplace misconduct, higher than national average.

Survey reveals which supportive phrases annoy New Yorkers the most - find out here!

New York workers arrive at work 35 hours late each year, costing employers $4.8 billion annually.

New Yorkers face the reality of boring jobs for the sake of stability and practicality.

On October 1, 1960, New York State adopted a statewide minimum wage. That rate was 1 dollar an hour.

As the newest trends hit New York, words like Boomerang Employee and Bare Minimum Mondays become part of the local conversation.

Feeling like work never ends? A new study has unveiled the actual amount of time the average New Yorker spends on their work.

One of my relatives stated that she had to pour water down the bathroom floor drain from time to time to alleviate sewer orders from filling the air.