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Thousands of laid-off government workers are flooding a shrinking job market
Economy

Thousands of laid-off government workers are flooding a shrinking job market

By Rachel Phua and Bloomberg
June 20, 2025
Frustrated businesswoman sitting on staircase at convention center
Newsletters

Nearly a quarter of Americans are ‘functionally unemployed,’ highlighting a major crack in the labor economy

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June 19, 2025
A crowd of people taking pictures of the Mona Lisa
Lifestyle

The Louvre is shutting its doors after staffers spontaneously go on strike in protest of seismic crowds and ‘untenable’ working conditions

By Thomas Adamson and The Associated Press
June 16, 2025
The president of the AFL-CIO says she’s committed to the fight against Trump’s immigration policies
Leadership

The president of the AFL-CIO says she’s committed to the fight against Trump’s immigration policies

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June 14, 2025
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Newsletters

Are entry-level jobs for new graduates disappearing? Here’s what the data says

By
June 13, 2025
Man walking by a jack in the box with a "now hiring" sign
Economy

Recurring jobless claims spike to highest level since 2021 at 1.96 million

By
June 12, 2025
Illustration of workers both in the office and out in the field
AI

AI is helping blue-collar workers do more with less as labor shortages are projected to worsen 

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June 11, 2025
Leaders of ‘orgasmic meditation’ women’s wellness company OneTaste convicted of federal forced labor charges
Finance

Leaders of ‘orgasmic meditation’ women’s wellness company OneTaste convicted of federal forced labor charges

By Philip Marcelo and The Associated Press
June 10, 2025
James Callahan walks in a parade
Politics

James Callahan, one of America’s ‘most powerful union leaders’ who failed to report $315,000 in gifts like concert tickets, just got pardoned by Trump on the eve of his sentencing

By Michael Kunzelman and The Associated Press
May 28, 2025
Air traffic controllers at work
Success

Chaos at Newark airport underlines America’s air traffic controller shortage—Here’s why they’re in short supply, and how to qualify

By
May 20, 2025
Let them eat cake! French bakeries are protesting because opening on May 1 is (possibly) against the law
Retail

Let them eat cake! French bakeries are protesting because opening on May 1 is (possibly) against the law

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May 8, 2025
Employee data and the cloud: What HR leaders need to know
Tech

Employee data and the cloud: What HR leaders need to know

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May 6, 2025
UAW member Brian Pannebecker speaks at podium with Trump watching
Politics

Getting good jobs out of Trump’s tariff policy demands a labor movement his administration is bent on kneecapping, union historian says

By
April 17, 2025
Some manufacturing jobs will return to America only if AI-empowered robots do them—and that’s a good thing
Commentary

Some manufacturing jobs will return to America only if AI-empowered robots do them—and that’s a good thing

By
April 16, 2025
CEO at $40 billion contractor raked in millions last year—plus perks like private jet trips and social club fees
Finance

CEO at $40 billion contractor raked in millions last year—plus perks like private jet trips and social club fees

By
April 15, 2025

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