A 2025 survey by the American Psychological Association (linked above) found that over half of U.S. workers reported job insecurity as a major stressor affecting their health and personal lives. This ...

A majority of U.S. workers — 54% — say job insecurity has significantly affected their stress levels at work, according to a May 21 report from the American Psychological Association. In addition, 65% ...

New research by SMU Assistant Professor Nina Sirola reveals why early-life environments shape the way people experience workplace threats and how the impact is unequal. SMU Office of Research ...

Rising economic inequality, unemployment, and financial stress remains the key factors shaping the youth population's ...

For days now, I have been deluged with messages from stressed-out federal workers whose job security is a question mark. Whether they decide to stay or go, many fear financial chaos will ensue. “Can a ...

According to a recent poll, 15% of U.S. workers today feel at risk of losing their jobs (despite actual unemployment rates remaining at record low levels). And this is no accident: Studies have shown ...

Burnout, job insecurity, and stalled advancement are hitting Black women in leadership the hardest. But are we even surprised ...

With lots of chatter about job insecurity zinging across California, what are the odds you’ll lose your job? Now, trying to apply the crystal ball to statewide unemployment patterns is tricky enough.