We talk about glass ceilings, old boys' clubs, and pay gaps. But there's another barrier that's rarely discussed openly, even though it affects millions of professionals every single day. It's the ...

David Urban is senior counsel at Liebert Cassidy Whitmore, where he represents public agencies and public and private educational institutions in labor and employment law, with a focus on First ...

Nearly half of workers (48%) said 360-degree reviews amplify office politics rather than reduce them. For decades, 360-degree feedback has been positioned as the gold standard of fair performance ...

In healthcare organizations, office politics are often misunderstood. They’re usually assumed to be about power, intent, or personal agendas. But in most cases, politics don’t begin that way. They ...

New research finds employees use political talk at work to cope with stress—not to fight.

This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more. This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more. When leaders declare "no politics here," they aren't eliminating politics. They're making ...

In today’s polarized world, political banter often spills over into the workplace. While public discourse is healthy, there are places where it is best not to discuss politics — including the office.

When I was young, I thought, "I'll ignore office politics. I want to succeed on the merits." Mistake. In many workplaces, some workers will stab others in the back, withhold information to gain power, ...