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LinkedIn is advising prospective job seekers to be aware of scams on the platform ahead of a post-summer hiring surge.

The movement for pay transparency is gaining momentum. Online, workers are increasingly sharing their salary information on platforms like Reddit, TikTok, and LinkedIn to expose wage gaps and empower their peers to negotiate better pay. Under the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA), most private-sector employees have a legally protected right…

The alert comes ahead of the typical annual jump in recruitment throughout September

The professional networking site revealed over a third of job scams reported on the platform globally now involve offers to write or improve CVs.

The pressure to understand and use artificial intelligence tools is getting to gen Z and millennial workers, with many admitting to exaggerating their talents.

A CEO's controversial LinkedIn post proposing a $20 job interview fee sparked debate. While he called it a 'thought exercise' to deter underqualified applicants, the idea was widely criticised by professionals.

VPN company Surfshark has looked into the location data requirements for the top social media apps. Its findings reveal that Elon Musk’s X really likes to know where you are at all times, and a VPN can’t necessarily help you.

Many people looking for entry-level jobs are struggling to get hired at a time when economic uncertainty has discouraged employers from adding staff

Mocked as ‘mop boy,’ Daniel Sung turned a year of college basketball grunt work into a dream NBA internship, LinkedIn fame, and multiple startup offers at just 19.