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Sixty-four percent of workers experience negative emotions such as stress, anxiety, guilt or fear when requesting sick time.

The U.S. Supreme Court justices ruled for an Evangelical Christian who did not want to work on the Sabbath.

Within the last year, 45% of American workers spent between $500 and $6,000 on mental health services.

After lower courts ruled against the president's sweeping student loan forgiveness plan, the high court has put an end to the controversial debt-relief plan which drew plenty of legal challenges.

The FTC rolled out new merger-review hurdles that it says are partly aimed at addressing congressional concerns that subsidies by foreign powers such as China "can distort the competitive process."

The arrests include 24 doctors, nurses and other medical professionals, as well as drug wholesale distribution company executives - and involve $1.9 billion in fraudulent claims to Medicare, the DOJ announced Wednesday.

The takeaway message for employers: Wellness incentive program payments will not receive favorable tax treatment if they are not related to health care expenses, the IRS announced in a new guidance memorandum.

Researchers watched demand increase 10% in telemedicine services over the study period.