Talking politics at work may actually be good for you, according to a surprising new study. The research comes despite Americans feeling the country is more divided than at any time since the ...

New research finds employees use political talk at work to cope with stress—not to fight. In the divided and often hostile times we live in, it’s only reasonable that many employers have dissuaded—or ...

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 ...

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.

A colleague recently emailed me a picture of a seemingly political gesture that was roiling her office and asked me what I thought. The picture was of a 10-by-3-inch sticker, openly affixed to an ...

Talking politics at work may actually be good for you, according to a surprising new study. The research comes despite Americans feeling the country is more divided than at any time since the ...

In the divided and often hostile times we live in, it’s only reasonable that many employers have dissuaded—or at times formally forbidden—staff from discussing politics and other potentially explosive ...