The U.S. Department of Labor just introduced another round of funding for the Disability Employment Initiative.

The San Francisco 49ers quarterback's decision to make a political stance at his "office" got us thinking: Just what are the rules governing the expression of political views while on the job?

According to a study by Jellyvision, 56 percent of employees want help enrolling in their employer-sponsored health coverage.

The number of employees who are taking drugs while on the job hits a 10-year high, according to numbers from drug-testing company Quest Diagnostics.

Most life insurance agents are men, but major firms are looking to change the status quo by adding more women to the ranks.

The rising number of Latinos account for 19 percent of millennials, and will likely account for an even larger share of the next generation of Americans to enter the workforce.

Millennial employees aren't eschewing their favorite apps while on the job, and that can mean lost productivity and hours.

Despite the overwhelming access to care and the falling uninsured rate, the high cost of health care coverage still makes it a struggle to make ends meet.