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Green jobs must be good jobs. America’s investment in the energy transition should restore the pathway to the middle class
Commentary

Green jobs must be good jobs. America’s investment in the energy transition should restore the pathway to the middle class

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May 15, 2023
Southwest Airlines pilots authorize a strike
Finance

Southwest Airlines pilots authorize a strike

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May 12, 2023
Companies don’t know how to measure their human capital other than as a labor cost–and it’s hurting profits
Commentary

Companies don’t know how to measure their human capital other than as a labor cost–and it’s hurting profits

By Ulrich Atz and Tensie Whelan
May 10, 2023
Many railroad workers have won paid sick leave but unions say companies are asking for too much in return
Politics

Many railroad workers have won paid sick leave but unions say companies are asking for too much in return

By Josh Funk and The Associated Press
May 8, 2023
Fans of Stranger Things will have to wait even longer for the final season.
Lifestyle

Netflix’s golden goose ‘Stranger Things’ hit by writers’ strike as final 5th season delayed

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May 8, 2023
Why your boss is giving in to the siren call of the return to the office–and giving up on the flexible work gold mine
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Why your boss is giving in to the siren call of the return to the office–and giving up on the flexible work gold mine

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May 8, 2023
The labor market remains hot as employers add 253,000 new jobs and unemployment hits a 54-year low
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The labor market remains hot as employers add 253,000 new jobs and unemployment hits a 54-year low

By Paul Wiseman and The Associated Press
May 5, 2023
An employee takes a basket of French fries out of the fryer at a branch of the McDonald's fast food chain on Martin-Luther-Strasse in Giesing.
Lifestyle

Two 10-year-old kids found working at a Louisville McDonald’s until 2 a.m.—for no pay

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May 4, 2023
Remote work has become a bargaining chip–and that’s problematic
Commentary

Remote work has become a bargaining chip–and that’s problematic

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May 4, 2023
Lyft’s CEO defends laying off 1,100 employees as a way to keep prices down and pay drivers more: ‘We want to be in line with where Uber is’
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Lyft’s CEO defends laying off 1,100 employees as a way to keep prices down and pay drivers more: ‘We want to be in line with where Uber is’

By Michael Liedtke and The Associated Press
May 2, 2023
Hollywood writers are already making picket line signs as they prepare for a potential strike—Here’s what they’re fighting for and what’s at stake
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Hollywood writers are already making picket line signs as they prepare for a potential strike—Here’s what they’re fighting for and what’s at stake

By Andrew Dalton and The Associated Press
May 1, 2023
Wisconsin Republicans just introduced a bill that would let 14-year-olds serve alcohol in bars
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Wisconsin Republicans just introduced a bill that would let 14-year-olds serve alcohol in bars

By Scott Bauer and The Associated Press
May 1, 2023
I’m an American who lives in Europe. Here’s how I reached my tipping point
Commentary

I’m an American who lives in Europe. Here’s how I reached my tipping point

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April 28, 2023
The FTC must free American workers, consumers, and entrepreneurs from noncompete agreements
Commentary

The FTC must free American workers, consumers, and entrepreneurs from noncompete agreements

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April 28, 2023
Randstad CEO: ‘Extending flexibility to all workers is the key to a more equal society’
Commentary

Randstad CEO: ‘Extending flexibility to all workers is the key to a more equal society’

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April 27, 2023

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