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Many New Jersey companies are also looking for other creative and unique ways to show appreciation for their workers.

New COVID-19 cases as well as hospitalizations are increasing in the Garden State as the virus continues to spread.

Research shows a good number of employees are not as productive or happy working from home.

"People range from very neurotic to really reckless," said Maureen Wild, a business etiquette expert in Flemington.

As the presidential election gets closer, 53% of workers surveyed by Robert Half think it's okay to talk politics at the office, depending on the situation.

We’ve had tremendous job growth recently in the Garden State, but Jersey’s unemployment rate is at an all-time high

Nearly three-quarters of professionals surveyed by Robert Half say windowed work boosts their productivity.

We know ... stay at least six feet away. But not all jobs allow such luxury.

Be prepared for the traditional workplace in the post-COVID-19 world to be different in many ways, says one expert.

Over the last month, there's been a huge increase in the number of people in South Jersey who are now working from home due to the coronavirus pandemic.

The NJ Department of Labor announced Thursday they will begin notifying workers who have exhausted their 26 weeks of unemployment benefits they may be eligible for a 13-week extension of assistance under the CARES federal stimulus program.

Many Jersey companies are looking at schedule revisions in order to boost productivity.