Sam Dancy has witnessed it all during his 30 years at supermarket chain QFC in Seattle. But the Omicron variant is pushing him to the brink.
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Bernie Sanders: Pay your workers better. Warren Buffett: That’s not my job
Warren Buffett, the ninth-richest person on the planet, says it’s not up to him to settle a strike by 450 steelworkers at a company he owns.
Appeals court lets Biden administration enforce vaccine rules for large employers
The Biden administration scored a significant victory Friday in its court battles to enforce various federal Covid-19 vaccine mandates, with an appeals court ruling that the government can enforce its vaccine-or-testing rule for companies with more than 100 employees.
Child care hiring crisis is closing programs and keeping parents out of workforce
The nonprofit, which serves mostly low-income families, has seen its staff shrink 30% during the coronavirus pandemic.
A Black job applicant is suing over hair discrimination, but the company says it was a misunderstanding
A Black job applicant suing an employer over hair discrimination is demanding an apology and policy change — but the company said it was a misunderstandi
Labor flexes its muscle as leverage tips from employers to workers
Workers are saying enough is enough.
A startup says its software can spot racial bias within companies. Will this surveillance scare employees?
Employees at Telhio Credit Union are already used to having their internal communications monitored to ensure compliance with US financial rules.
Workplace cafes can play a role in your weight loss, study finds
As we head back to work, we again come face to face with delicious diet-breaking temptations we were able to avoid at home.
Vanguard will pay vaccinated workers $1,000
Vanguard, one of the world’s largest asset managers, is offering employees $1,000 to get vaccinated.
From offices to restaurants, companies are requiring proof of vaccination
Corporate America is getting serious about vaccines.
Their ancestors were enslaved workers. Now they’re getting $2,100 a year in reparations
Linda Johnson-Thomas’ grandfather worked at the Virginia Theological Seminary for more than a decade, first as a farm laborer before moving up to head janitor.
How ‘red flag’ laws could prevent workplace shootings
Last month, Samuel Cassidy, a “disgruntled” employee, gunned down nine people at a San Jose Valley Transit Authority rail yard and then killed himself.
These return-to-work programs could help moms reenter the workforce
Since the pandemic began, millions of women haveleft the workforce. And many of them have done so because of caregiving responsibilities that have traditionally fallen to women.
Legislation banning hair bias gains momentum in more states as schools and sports leagues face backlash for policies
Four-year-old Gus Hawkins IV, affectionately known as “Jett,” was thrilled to go to school and show off his new hairstyle when his mom Ida Nelson agreed that he could wear braids.
American factories are desperate for workers. It’s a $1 trillion problem
Demand for goods is skyrocketing as the US economy reopens from the pandemic. But there’s a big problem: American factories can’t find enough people to do the work.
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