A female employee in Singapore quit her job with a resignation letter written on toilet paper. Shared by talent director Angela Yeoh, the viral post highlights the woman’s frustration with toxic ...

"I just wrote it's 2025, we're not doing this," Danielle Pugliese, who was laid off in February, told Newsweek.

A female employee has gone viral for writing her resignation letter on a toilet paper to reflect on how the company made her feel undervalued and used when needed ...

I don't like this deferred resignation. I do think it is playing on people's fears," Michael L. Vogelsang, Jr. said.

Life in the tiny borough of Englishtown has attracted unusual headlines with the choice of an ex-mobster to join the council.