Banks are tanking, Wall Street's in turmoil and world credit markets are freezing up. Toss in a contentious presidential election and there's fuel for heated discussion at work. Experts say it can be ...

Can you believe what happened during the presidential debate? If the idea of that question popping up at work makes you cringe, you’re not alone. As the race for the White House heats up, so increases ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Dr. Tracy Brower writes about joy, community and the future of work. As the general election draws closer and political activity ...

Back in February, almost half — 45 percent — of U.S. workers said they’d discussed politics with a co-worker in the previous month, according to newly-released data from Gallup. But Gallup’s research ...

ATLANTA, GEORGIA, UNITED STATES - JUNE 27: President of the United States Joe Biden and Former President Donald Trump participate in the first Presidential Debate at CNN Studios. (Photo by Kyle ...

A new survey shows a large majority of employees are uncomfortable with political discussions on the job and want them excluded from the workplace. In a world where political disagreements have ripped ...

According to the Society for Human Resource Management’s Civility Index, incivility in U.S. workplaces leads to a $2 billion loss due to unproductivity and absenteeism each work day. That’s an ...

In today’s polarized climate, political talk seems to pop up everywhere—even at work. But while some conversations can create connection, political discussions in professional settings can carry ...

Maintaining boundaries between your personal life and professional life is essential for a healthy work environment. While it's normal to form close connections with your colleagues, sharing certain ...