Deborah Rothberg

In the wake of widely publicized security compromises at AOL and AT&T, a study released Aug. 28 by the Elk Rapids, Mich.-based privacy management research

An annual study on hiring and compensation trends revealed that IT professionals may have more negotiating power than they think, and VARs may soon be

Remember that time you were talking to the Generation X-aged employee in your department and referred to punch cards and he or she responded with a blank

The future enterprise technology career path will meander in and out of the IT department, according to research presented a Forrester teleconference on

Nearly one-third of American workers say they are putting in longer hours and suffering more stress while at work, according to the findings of a survey

For the fourth month in a row, technology professionals have felt more confident in their jobs than the U.S. workforce at large, according to the Hudson

IT employment accelerated in May, according to the National Association of Computer Consultant Businesses IT Employment Index, released June 5, just days

Nearly half of the U.S. IT workforce is planning to change jobs in the next year, according to a study released May 31 by recruiting and staffing firm

A new study of Web surfing behaviors at work finds that on any given day, an employee might check out porn, fall for a phishing scam or drain bandwidth

One in three workers want flex schedules as part of their overall compensation, finds the Hudson Employment Index's Transforming Pay Plans 2006

The Government Accountability Office released a study May 3 which found that the proportion of postsecondary students obtaining degrees in STEM (Science,

A poster on Ask Slashdot on May 8 requested advice on how to reduce or turn down requests for technical support requests, especially from users who aren't