Nick Bloom, a Stanford economist who studies work culture, said the shoes-off trend was partly “the pajama economy in action.

No-shoes policies are on the rise across offices dominated by younger workers, where employers hope fuzzy socks and slippers ...

Ever heard of an office where shoes are optional? San Francisco startup, Gusto, is changing the way their employees spend their workdays by creating a shoe-less work environment. The shoe-less work ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Having the best work shoes might have been a higher priority pre-pandemic, when most people traded in ...

Essentials Week spotlights unexpected items that make our daily lives just a little bit better. Office life isn't always the most pleasant. There's the coffee you inevitably spill while walking up the ...

Having the best work shoes might have been a higher priority pre-pandemic, when most people traded in their commuter shoes for work-from-home slippers. But as most people have returned to normal or ...