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The latest increase, to $22, keeps bank on track for 2025 goal

Companies try to figure out fair pay amid an uptick in relocations and a tight labor market.

PayPal Holdings Inc. said it will cover employees’ costs to access abortions if they need to travel to receive such care.

Startup helps firms with life cycle of hiring remote workers

A tight labor market and surging inflation mean the once-taboo subject of salary is becoming an even more common topic of discussion.

Walmart Inc. is stepping up efforts to entice college graduates by unveiling a fast track to jobs as store managers — positions that typically pay more than $200,000 a year and have traditionally taken years to get. 

Egg freezing is no longer a novelty perk, but a must-have

Executives ‘took exception’ to Pride flag, employee group says

New courses aim to level a playing field that currently gives men 4 times the payout

A mixture of plentiful jobs and high inflation is enticing retired U.S. workers back into the labor market, in a reversal of pandemic trends, according to recruitment firm Indeed Hiring Lab. 

Banker wins $327,000; couldn’t be punished twice on same facts

Pam Greer becomes latest senior departure in Amazon’s HR ranks

The House Subcommittee on Courts, Intellectual Property, and the Internet held a hearing March 17 on harassment in the federal judiciary, during which numerous former employees of the federal judiciary delivered powerful testimony about the need for further oversight.

An ultra-tight job market has employers from law to health care dropping burdensome requirements.

Too many bosses want employees back in the office, according to Laszlo Bock.