Wage gains among blue-collar and manual labor workers were strong in the years before Covid-19, reversing what had been a three-decade trend of greater compensation leverage for the professional class.
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Chipotle, Target use TikTok to find the workers they need in tight job market
Chipotle, Target and Shopify are using TikTok Resumes, a pilot program that lets job candidates submit video resumes on the social platform.
Full-time minimum wage workers can’t afford rent anywhere in the US, according to a new report
People working minimum wage jobs full-time cannot afford a two-bedroom apartment in any state in the country, the National Low Income Housing Coalition’s annual “Out of Reach” report finds.
These restaurant chains have raised hourly wages or offered bonuses to attract workers
Several large restaurant chains have announced higher pay to entice workers to apply and stick around.
How remote work changed the way companies think about where to keep offices
The pandemic-induced move toward remote work has complicated corporate decisions about where to locate.
3 key parts of a good hybrid work plan, according to a workplace scientist
Many people returning to the workplace this summer will be doing so on a hybrid schedule, where they commute into the office for part of the week and spend the rest of their time at home.
‘We spend most of our waking lives at work’: why workplace equality is key for LGBTQ equality
June is LGBTQ Pride month, chosen to commemorate the Stonewall Riots that took place in New York City on June 28, 1969 in response to police violence against LGBTQ people.
Part-time workers would have easier access to 401(k) plans if this bill passes
Part-time workers who book between 500 and 999 hours for two consecutive years would generally be eligible for their employer’s 401(k) plan.
Bosses should mandate Covid vaccinations for workers, national staffing firm CEO says
Employees fully vaccinated against Covid should embrace a return to the office rather than run away from it, LaSalle Network CEO Tom Gimbel told CNBC on Wednesday.
As offices shut down for Covid, workers bought vans and hit the road — and some don’t want to return
A number of workers have used the freedom of working remotely during the pandemic to leave behind their sedentary housing and move full-time into vans.
Op-ed: How the federal government can help create the good jobs workers want
Our analysis forecasts that the U.S. economy’s current trajectory likely will create nearly half a million of these Gateway jobs in the next year.
5 ways the future office must change, according to a workplace technologist
As employers welcome workers back to the office this summer, many are still figuring out how to meet growing employee demand to embrace hybrid work.
Workers could face new burnout symptoms when returning to the office—here’s how employers can help
A year after many companies announced their summer 2021 building reopening dates, organizations across the country are now bringing their employees back to the office — with mixed results.
Employers and the great reshuffling of American workers
Evan Sohn, Recruiter.com chairman and CEO, on working from home, the worker shortage, the hunt for talent and the jobs most in demand in today’s economy.
Why women are dropping out of the workforce and how to bring them back
Women are still dropping out of the workforce, with another 165,000 withdrawing from the labor market in April. CNBC’s Ylan Mui takes a look at why and what it might take to bring them back.
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