It may be a new year, but many employers are still relying on an old tool for evaluating productivity. That would be the clock — against which so much of work is measured, despite ongoing ...

Draw two 24-hour clocks. On the first, mark out how you would spend your ideal workday. Perhaps sleep is from 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. Then the next hour is spent cleaning up and eating, followed by an ...

Imagine working for a company where you have to clock in and out at work, and you’re also not supposed to work any overtime. Would you follow the rules, or would you use the time clock to your ...

Remote employees are using their time on the clock to earn extra income on the side, according to a new study.