Facebook showed off a new feature for Workplace, a Slack competitor, that would allow employers to suppress talk of unions.

Should Workplace by Facebook boost employee engagement and connect frontline workers, the company is likely to add more enterprise customers.

The concept for Workplace evolved from Facebook’s internal version of the social network–which, for years, has been used by Facebook employees to communicate with one another.

After beta testing under the name "Facebook at Work," the company officially rolls out a private social network platform for businesses ...

The collaboration software is letting in more third parties at a time when Facebook is under intense scrutiny for data misuse. But Workplace promises security on its platform.

In this week's digital workplace roundup, Workplace by Facebook grows and builds, the countdown begins to the end-of-life of SharePoint 2010 and more news.

Facebook Will Start Charging for Workplace, Its Slack Killer, in September Facebook’s enterprise social network service has grown from 1,000 organizations in October to more than 14,000 currently.

(Bloomberg) -- Meta Platforms Inc. is shutting down Workplace, the enterprise version of Facebook that it once hoped might rival Slack and other office productivity tools. Most Read from ...

Right on schedule, Facebook's private social networks for companies officially launched today. After several years in private beta, the company's Slack and Yammer competitor is now known simply as ...