Disclosure

How Workfloor handles sponsored links, affiliate relationships, advertising, and editorial independence.

Workfloor publishes independent coverage of Work, careers, hiring, management, HR, remote. This page sets out every commercial relationship that could reasonably affect how you read it — who pays us, how paid links are marked, and what those arrangements are not allowed to buy.

Publisher
Workfloor
Applies to
All content published at theworkfloor.com
Last reviewed
Sep 24, 2026
  1. Our standing disclosure

    Some links may be sponsored. Coverage is independent.

    That statement applies to everything published at theworkfloor.com, in every format, whether or not an individual piece repeats it.

  2. What money does not buy

    No commercial relationship decides whether Workfloor covers a topic, who we assign it to, or what we conclude about it. No sponsor, advertiser, or affiliate partner sees a piece before it publishes, and none of them can have a published piece altered or taken down because they dislike it.

    A product we earn a commission on gets the same scrutiny as one we do not, and a critical conclusion about a commercial partner runs exactly as written. Where Workfloor cannot cover something in Work, careers, hiring, management, HR, remote without a conflict we cannot disclose our way out of, we do not cover it.

  3. Questions about a specific placement

    If a link, placement, or disclosure on Workfloor is unclear — or you think something commercial went unmarked — tell the editorial desk which article and which link, and we will check it and fix the marking if it is wrong.

    How Workfloor sources, checks, and corrects the coverage itself is set out separately in our full editorial policy, linked at the foot of this page.

Ask about a placement

Questions about a sponsored placement, an affiliate relationship, or this policy reach the Workfloor editorial desk directly. Name the article and the link, and we will come back to you.