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Chloe Berger is a former a reporter on Fortune's Success team. She developed her understanding of employee rights and strategies for retaining new talent while working at the New York City Employment and Training Coalition. Chloe graduated from Kenyon College and covered local stories of business owners and entrepreneurs while working at the Office of Community Partnerships. She has also worked for the International Rescue Committee and Kenyon Review.

Unionized Google workers learned their jobs were over while testifying to City Council about why they need higher pay
SuccessUnionized Google workers learned their jobs were over while testifying to City Council about why they need higher pay
By Chloe BergerMarch 1, 2024
Vice execs abruptly lay off workers, end town hall after downpour of thumbs-down emojis
SuccessVice execs abruptly lay off workers, end town hall after downpour of thumbs-down emojis
By Chloe BergerFebruary 29, 2024
The sky-high cost of food is eating up our paychecks at a near-historic rate
SuccessThe sky-high cost of food is eating up our paychecks at a near-historic rate
By Chloe BergerFebruary 27, 2024
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SuccessGen X is actually more worried about retirement than boomers
By Chloe BergerFebruary 27, 2024
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SuccessWe haven’t been this downbeat about our jobs since the pandemic started—and tech workers are especially blue
By Chloe BergerFebruary 27, 2024
‘Man I just want a dishwasher job’: Why are Olive Garden and FedEx forcing job applicants to endure a strange personality test that turns them into blue avatars?
Success‘Man I just want a dishwasher job’: Why are Olive Garden and FedEx forcing job applicants to endure a strange personality test that turns them into blue avatars?
By Chloe BergerFebruary 17, 2024
Fast-food chains are the worst offenders when it comes to child labor violations—and it’s not even close
SuccessFast-food chains are the worst offenders when it comes to child labor violations—and it’s not even close
By Chloe BergerFebruary 15, 2024
Feel the burn(out): Millennials are aging from bright-eyed ‘hustle culture’ workers into exhausted middle managers
SuccessFeel the burn(out): Millennials are aging from bright-eyed ‘hustle culture’ workers into exhausted middle managers
By Chloe BergerFebruary 10, 2024
Boomers believe they don’t have enough money to retire. Signs point to them being, sadly, right
SuccessBoomers believe they don’t have enough money to retire. Signs point to them being, sadly, right
By Chloe BergerFebruary 8, 2024
Young adults set an earlier bedtime as they navigate economic fatigue, wellness trends, and a loneliness epidemic
SuccessYoung adults set an earlier bedtime as they navigate economic fatigue, wellness trends, and a loneliness epidemic
By Chloe BergerFebruary 8, 2024
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SuccessDartmouth claims that bringing back the SAT and standardized testing could help applicants from ‘less resourced families’
By Chloe BergerFebruary 7, 2024
Disillusioned Americans are losing faith in almost every profession
SuccessDisillusioned Americans are losing faith in almost every profession
By Chloe BergerFebruary 5, 2024
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SuccessMeet a 23-year-old who’s making nearly $1 million online, teaching followers how to ‘manifest’ money out of sheer will
By Chloe BergerFebruary 4, 2024
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SuccessGen Z ushers in a new era of prohibition but not because of a widespread temperance movement—it’s just the economy
By Chloe BergerFebruary 3, 2024
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SuccessUPS delivers 12,000 job cuts to management months after historic deal for unionized drivers—yet another sign the pendulum is swinging toward blue-collar workers
By Chloe BergerJanuary 30, 2024
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