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Archives for December 7, 2022
Deep Pockets and Powerful Allies: How a Hotel Union Shapes New York City
An influential hotel workers’ union is flexing its power at a key moment in the city’s recovery, affecting major projects from casinos to homeless shelters.
Quiet Quitting Isn’t The Answer: Here’s What Workers (and Bosses!) Should Do Instead
The idea that you should never lift a finger to do something outside your job description is growing in popularity, but it’s not hard to see how “quiet quitting” – or “acting your wage” – could hurt your long-term career advancement.
Gov. Tom Wolf backs regulatory change that would formalize discrimination protections for LGBTQ Pennsylvanians
In the closing days of his final term in office, Gov. Tom Wolf is backing a regulatory change that would formalize nondiscrimination protections for LGBTQ people while circumventing the Legislature.
You Won’t Believe Work Gets Done at These Three Google Offices
Google offices may have slides, climbing walls, nap pods, and basketball courts, but they aren’t adult playgrounds, at least not wholly.
Hundreds of people are applying for a chance to work at Elon Musk’s ‘hardcore’ Twitter 2.0 — even after the billionaire laid off half the company’s workforce
Hundreds of people are applying to job openings on Twitter, according to postings on LinkedIn. Just last month, Elon Musk laid off thousands — about half of the company’s workforce — and over 2,000 more employees quit.
A second Walmart shooting survivor has filed a lawsuit against retailer, saying it ignored warning signs after the gunman threatened staffers
A survivor of the deadly Walmart shooting in Virginia that left seven people dead has sued the retailer.
Gen Z discovers downside to remote work: separation from workplace culture
Let’s face it. Remote work brings strong emotions from both sides. Those who are in favor say it will help with work-life balance, save on commuting costs and a net benefit to the employee.
Holiday Office Decor: Considerations And Tips For Using Live Plants In The Workplace
The holidays are the perfect time to make everything look festive.
Twitter’s Workplace Practices Draw Fire as Janitors Picket and Musk Defends Bedrooms
The incidents add to a growing list of concerns about the social media company’s treatment of employees.
More than 1 in 5 workers worldwide have experienced harassment or violence at work, survey concludes
More than 1 in 5 workers have experienced violence or harassment at their workplace, according to a global survey released this week.
NYC Bill Would Ban Firing Most Workers Without a Good Reason
A New York City lawmaker is trying to ban most companies from firing workers without good reason, which could transform the balance of power between bosses and their employees.
It’s never too soon to save for retirement. Here are 3 ways Gen Z workers can start now
Many older employees and retirees regret not planning or saving for retirement early enough in their working lives.
Which Workers Suffer Most When New Technology Arrives?
Technological advances can be a double-edged sword for workers. On the one hand, new technologies can make people more productive.
Some Basics on Tips & Gratuities in California
As defined by Labor Code section 350, a “tip” or “gratuity” includes any money that has been paid, given to, or left for an employee by a patron of a business over and above the actual amount due to the business for services rendered. Tips or gratuities are distinguishable from
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