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Considering the impact of COVID on the workforce, the desire to work from home, the importance of having a work-life balance, and the unique political factors within states, is it feasible to find a job you love while residing in a desirable, safe area with a robust job market...

I recently sent an email to our staff, highlighting all of the positive things taking place at work. Initially, I acknowledged that we had reached the halfway point of the year, which presents an opportune time to reflect on the resolutions we made back in January...

The Garden State ranks low on the list of states to start a new business in, according to one website.

We are sitting more than every and that can lead to pain and chronic conditions. Here are some simple ways to sit less and move more.

One in three workers surveyed by Robert Half say they would quit their job and look for a new one if they're required to return to the office full time.

New Jerseyans working from home may need to boost their homeowners insurance to make sure proper protections are in place.

Many New Jersey companies are also looking for other creative and unique ways to show appreciation for their workers.

New COVID-19 cases as well as hospitalizations are increasing in the Garden State as the virus continues to spread.

Research shows a good number of employees are not as productive or happy working from home.

"People range from very neurotic to really reckless," said Maureen Wild, a business etiquette expert in Flemington.

As the presidential election gets closer, 53% of workers surveyed by Robert Half think it's okay to talk politics at the office, depending on the situation.

We’ve had tremendous job growth recently in the Garden State, but Jersey’s unemployment rate is at an all-time high