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The Laugh Gap at Work: 76% of Employees Hold Back Humor Around Senior Leaders

Laughter is alive and well at work. But according to new research from Monster, it is also carefully managed. In the Workplace Laughter Report, a national survey of more than 1,000 employed U.S. workers, most employees say they laugh regularly on the job. At the same time, many are recalibrating when and how they show humor, especially around se...

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The Laugh Gap at Work: 76% of Employees Hold Back Humor Around Senior Leaders

The Credibility Gap: 13% of Job Seekers Admit to Lying on Their Resumes

State of the Workweek 2026: 45% of Workers Say They’re Workaholics

Retention Over Recruitment: What Employers’ Top 2026 Priority Means for Job Seekers

Frontline Jobs Driving Hiring in 2026

The New Resume Taboo: Why 1 in 3 Workers Would Hide a Layoff

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Monster’s 2026 WorkWatch Report: Workers Brace for Uncertainty, Prioritize Stability Over Career Moves

Monster Healthcare Market Report: RNs, Physical Therapists, Radiology Techs In High Demand

Monster Seasonal Hiring Index 2025: Who’s Hiring for the Holidays

Nearly Half of Workers Are “Job Hugging” as Comfort and Security Take Priority

Q3 2025 Monster Market Report: Where the jobs are now and how to land one

Cost-of-Living Crunch: 95% of U.S. Workers Say Wages Haven’t Kept Up With Cost of Living

Coffee Badging: 12% of U.S. Workers Are “Coffee Badging” Their Way Through Hybrid Work

Navigating Politics in the Workplace: What Employees Really Think

The Rise of Polyworking: Why Nearly Half of Workers Hold Multiple Jobs

LGBTQ+ Inclusion in the Workplace: Where Progress Stands and Where It Falls Short

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Toxic Workplaces Are Worsening: 80% of U.S. Workers Now Say Their Job Hurts Their Mental Health

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Revenge Quitting: Nearly Half of U.S. Workers Have Abruptly Quit Their Jobs

AI Agents in the Workplace: What Workers Think About the Future of Jobs and Technology

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Monster’s 2025 WorkWatch Report: Workers Explore New Opportunities Amid Change

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Holiday Stress Threatens Work-Life Balance for Many Workers

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Return to Office Mandates Could Drive Workers to Quit

Hustle Culture at Work: Workers Across Generations Are Rejecting the Grind

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Bring Your Manners to Work: Why Etiquette Still Matters in Today’s Workplace

Noncompete Agreements in the Workplace: What Workers Really Think

Quiet Vacationing: Key Stats on the Hidden Workplace Trend

Navigating Personality Hires in the Workplace: What Employees Really Think

Why the “Right to Disconnect” Matters: Workers Want Boundaries Between Jobs and Life

Mental Health in the Workplace: Workers Say Employers Aren’t Doing Enough

Gen Z in the Workplace: Breaking Down Perceptions, Priorities, and Misconceptions

Quiet Cutting: What It Means and What Workers Are Saying

Gender Equity in the Workplace: Why Men and Women See It So Differently

What Workers “Heart” About the Workplace: Where Loyalty Lasts and Where It Falls Short

2024 WorkWatch Report