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The labor market remains vibrant despite the Fed’s best efforts as the economy adds another 339,000 jobs—but unemployment is rising
Finance

The labor market remains vibrant despite the Fed’s best efforts as the economy adds another 339,000 jobs—but unemployment is rising

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June 2, 2023
The mental health crisis is decimating America’s workforce–but we only have enough therapists for 7% of the population
Commentary

The mental health crisis is decimating America’s workforce–but we only have enough therapists for 7% of the population

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June 2, 2023
Fortune 500 CEOs aren’t afraid of A.I.—but an impending recession is another story
Magazine

Fortune 500 CEOs aren’t afraid of A.I.—but an impending recession is another story

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June 2, 2023
A surge of retirements means companies are desperate for niche workers like airline mechanics and nurses
Success

A surge of retirements means companies are desperate for niche workers like airline mechanics and nurses

By Christopher Rugaber and The Associated Press
June 1, 2023
woman in computer lab
Success

The growing skills gap could become as permanent as the labor shortage, a LinkedIn exec says. A.I. might be the solution

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May 31, 2023
The labor market just posted surprise gains and added the most jobs since January—That makes the Fed’s job a lot harder
Finance

The labor market just posted surprise gains and added the most jobs since January—That makes the Fed’s job a lot harder

By Paul Wiseman and The Associated Press
May 31, 2023
Foxconn workers at its Zhengzhou plant.
Tech

Apple supplier offering factory staff $424 bonus if they can stick it out for 90 days ahead of new iPhone launch

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May 30, 2023
Amazon gives working parents school holidays off amid battle over increase on ‘poverty pay’
Leadership

Amazon gives working parents school holidays off amid battle over increase on ‘poverty pay’

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May 30, 2023
New California labor laws could have an unexpected casualty: Wildfire-fighting goats
Environment

New California labor laws could have an unexpected casualty: Wildfire-fighting goats

By Terry Chea and The Associated Press
May 30, 2023
U.S. employers have gone from opposing international labor standards to hiding behind them. Now a complaint is trying to stop U.S.-style union busting from taking over the world
Commentary

U.S. employers have gone from opposing international labor standards to hiding behind them. Now a complaint is trying to stop U.S.-style union busting from taking over the world

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May 29, 2023
Billy Rutherford
Success

Gen Z teenagers are bragging about how much they can make in this economy: ‘Nobody I know would work for minimum wage’

By Steve LeBlanc and The Associated Press
May 27, 2023
Colleagues in a small shop discussing receipts while working on a tablet
Finance

Main Street is embracing A.I. because otherwise they won’t have workers

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May 26, 2023
Nearly 3 in 5 U.S. adults are lonely–and it could be one of the biggest under-the-radar issues the economy is facing
Commentary

Nearly 3 in 5 U.S. adults are lonely–and it could be one of the biggest under-the-radar issues the economy is facing

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May 26, 2023
90% of laid-off H-1B visa holders were able to find new work against all odds. Here’s what the data tells us about America’s complicated relationship with foreign-born talent
Commentary

90% of laid-off H-1B visa holders were able to find new work against all odds. Here’s what the data tells us about America’s complicated relationship with foreign-born talent

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May 26, 2023
From Hollywood writers to delivery drivers, workers are fed up with the gradual devaluation of their professions
Commentary

From Hollywood writers to delivery drivers, workers are fed up with the gradual devaluation of their professions

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May 26, 2023

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