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How do you get someone to invest hours of effort for no pay? Easy. Give them the opportunity to try out for a new gig. » Read More
By: Robert Ferris
The union alleges that Musk was threatening to take away employee stock options if they unionize. Tesla says they are unaware of any UAW-represented automaker that offers options or restricted stock. » Read More |
New applications for U.S. unemployment benefits increased more than expected last week, but remained below a level consistent with a healthy labor market. » Read More |
By: Elizabeth C. Tippett
With new technologies to keep track of workers hours, it has become easier to cheat workers out of earned wages, alaw professor from the University of Oregon writes in The Conversation. » Read More |
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New York State Supreme Court Judge Donald Greenwood on Tuesday ordered Michael Rotondo to leave his parents' home in the town of Camillus, about 200 miles northwest of New York City.
Uber's Partner Protection will cover drivers for a range of matters including injury, sickness and maternity or paternity payments.
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College graduates apply to more entry-level positions at IBM, Amazon, Tesla and JP Morgan than any other firms, according to Handshake.
Teens are increasingly choosing to take classes over the summer instead of getting a summer job, according to US News & World Report.
President Donald Trump's efforts to level the trade playing field with China are more political than economic, the chief executive of Barings told CNBC.
Faced with a wave of baby boomer retirements and a worsening labor shortage, some employers are offering part-time schedules, work-from-home and other perks to hold on to older workers, USA Today reports.
Triumphant tones coming from the White House over the weekend are inconsequential, Moody's chief economist said Monday.
This California non-profit aims to help former prison inmates find a fresh start with a job in urban farming, the New York Times reports.
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Average pay for new entrants age 24 and under rose 5.2% in March compared with their predecessors a year earlier, USAT reports.
A ministry spokesman said that the claims were not true while speaking at a daily news briefing about the ongoing trade talks between the world's two largest economies, according to Reuters.
New applications for U.S. jobless benefits increased more than expected last week.
A new study shows that money can actually buy you happiness — but only up to a certain point. US News & World Report has the story.
The #MeToo movement has led to a boom in co-working spaces designed by women, and only for them. These shares offices offer a safe and supportive environment.
The U.S. should keep its debt-to-GDP (gross domestic product) in mind before things "get out of hand," Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland President Loretta Mester said Monday.
Newly reported CEO pay ratios suggest a performance benefit for companies with more equitable pay.
Americans will spend $23 billion to honor Mother's Day. But equal pay would be a better way to give back to mothers, says Anne York, PhD.
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