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How much could I really fight for a higher wage–one that, in all honesty, was just a few dollars more per hour, as my supervisor had said herself previously–when I was lucky enough to be in this position? I may have been overworked, but at least I had work.

Due to the coronavirus pandemic, this internship season is unlike other years. Just before the start of summer, companies faced a difficult decision: cancel summer plans for their interns or transition internships to remote work.

It’s important to understand the differences between salary vs. hourly pay, whether you’re an employer or employee. Knowing the pros and cons will help you decide which option suits you or your business best.

f you’ve opened our Toggl Windows app recently, you might have noticed a few differences. The big design overhaul is finally here and we wanted to share a quick overview of key changes.

Working from home may once have been perceived as a welcome reprieve. But some people are finding that the work-from-home reality is a far cry from the fantasy.

The career ladder today is no longer predictable or predetermined. But for those who know which projects to take on, this can be an opportunity.

Have you heard about the studies that state working from home offers a major productivity boost? You have a confession to make: This has not been your experience so far.

Your entire team has had to rapidly adjust to working from home, and it’s thrown a wrench in things. But here’s the good news: Drafting a work from home policy can help get everybody on the same page.

A well-designed home office can make all the difference between getting that one thing done and napping for 3 hours.

As frequent travel and location-independence become more common, can telecommuting still claim a positive green environmental impact?

Looking to run a green business? Offering work from home opportunities to employees could be one of the best things you do for the environment.

Not everything needs to be a side hustle, and not every hobby needs to make us more marketable. Set out to try something new with no expectations attached.