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The years spent apart from colleagues have rusted workers’ social skills, and new ways of working have spawned a host of fresh etiquette issues. Meanwhile, younger workers are making up an increasing share of the workforce and bringing with them a preference for more-casual working environments, which is creating friction with older generations, experts say.

Business

Business etiquette classes boom as people relearn how to act at work

The rising interest reflects the difficult adjustment that many workers still face as they return to the office, from how to dress to how to connect.

Taylor Telford, Washington Postan hour ago

A master plate is seen at United Record Pressing, July 11, 2024, in Nashville, Tenn.

Business

Vinyl thrives at United Record Pressing as the nation’s oldest record maker plays a familiar tune

Jonathan Mattise, Associated Pressan hour ago

Business

Google fined $20 decillion — more than world’s total wealth — by Russian court

Frances Vinall, Washington Postan hour ago

Scott Mason and his wife, Lynne Nowadly Mason, in a photo the couple provided to Hobart College for an article celebrating his endowment of the hockey team coach's position.

Business

Rubicon founder will sell Shore homes, student rentals, and a mini-golf course, but it won’t be enough to repay clients

Joseph N. DiStefano

Gopuff is now accepting SNAP payments, the company announced on Fri., Nov. 1, 2024.

Business

Gopuff now accepts SNAP payments

Ariana Perez-Castells

Economy

Transportation

SEPTA workers might strike soon. It wouldn’t be the first time.

The Transport Workers Union, now in negotiations with SEPTA, has gone out on strike before. So have other SEPTA unions. Here is what happened in previous strikes.

Thomas Fitzgerald

Commuters pass the closed SEPTA station at 31st Street and Market during the afternoon commute on the first day of a SEPTA strike on Nov. 1, 2016.

Transportation

SEPTA workers might strike soon. It wouldn’t be the first time.

The Transport Workers Union, now in negotiations with SEPTA, has gone out on strike before. So have other SEPTA unions. Here is what happened in previous strikes.

Thomas Fitzgerald

Economy