Employment

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A DoorDash delivery in progress.
Commentary

Outdated laws prevent gig economy workers from getting benefits. This pilot program shows the path forward

By
May 1, 2024
Workers discuss a difficult situation.
Newsletters

The FTC noncompete ban means companies need to totally rethink their people strategy: ‘You’ve got to convince employees to stay’

By
April 26, 2024
The FTC building.
Leadership

The FTC’s ban on noncompete agreements will send companies scrambling for other ways to control their workforce

By
April 26, 2024
The FTC noncompete ruling will narrow the gender gap in entrepreneurship
Commentary

The FTC noncompete ruling will narrow the gender gap in entrepreneurship

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April 24, 2024
$122 Thai delivery and $26 to-go coffees: New wage laws meant to help gig workers are backfiring big-time
Commentary

$122 Thai delivery and $26 to-go coffees: New wage laws meant to help gig workers are backfiring big-time

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April 24, 2024
Woman looking over her shoulder to wave goodbye
Success

Biden administration finalizes nationwide ban on noncompetes as Chamber of Commerce vows to fight ‘blatant power grab’

By
April 23, 2024
Gen Zers and millennials are switching jobs at an accelerating pace, and it’s paying off. Here’s where it can still go wrong
Success

Gen Zers and millennials are switching jobs at an accelerating pace, and it’s paying off. Here’s where it can still go wrong

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April 23, 2024
Second Chance Month is a failed promise for former inmates. Here’s how we can fix that
Commentary

Second Chance Month is a failed promise for former inmates. Here’s how we can fix that

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April 22, 2024
Joe Biden speaks near podium
Finance

A U.S. manufacturing renaissance won’t create many good jobs—just look at Germany, S. Korea, China and decades of data, Harvard economist says

By
April 21, 2024
Attorney Christine Shen
Commentary

Healing the workplace means letting ex-employees tell their side of the story without fear of retribution. It’s time to stop signing them into silence

By
April 15, 2024
Elisabeth Svantesson, Sweden's finance minister.
Finance

Slowing inflation leaves room for spending as Swedish government injects $1.6 billion into health care, employment, and the justice system

By Niclas Rolander and Bloomberg
April 15, 2024
person sitting on a work desk with laptop and stationery
Success

U.K. employees now have the right to request flexible work from day one—but employers may have to bear the brunt of the new measures, experts say

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April 10, 2024
Photo of delivery person on a bicycle
Success

More people are taking on second jobs because they literally can’t afford not to

By
April 6, 2024
Why I’m yet another woman leaving the tech industry
Commentary

Why I’m yet another woman leaving the tech industry

By
April 6, 2024
A young man sitting at his computer throws a stack of paper in the air and yells
Success

This Gen Zer applied to 1,700 jobs but only received one offer—and he says hiring managers didn’t contact him until he cussed them out on TikTok

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April 5, 2024

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