The headline figure of 12,000 jobs from the latest labor-market report is getting all the attention — but as usual, the much more interesting stuff is buried in the fine print.
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How to have “healthy” political disagreement in the workplace
Michael Reszler of the The Better Arguments Project discusses how to have have civil political discussions in the workplace and beyond.
5 Signs Your Boss Is Intimidated By You
Have you ever faced hostility from your boss?
Tesla racial-discrimination trial begins after record judgment was reduced
A Black elevator operator at Tesla Inc. TSLA, -1.61% who in 2021 was awarded $137 million by a jury that agreed he was subjected to racial harassment at the automaker’s Fremont, Calif. factory, then saw a judge reduce the award to $15 million last year, is back in San Francisco federal court Monday for a new trial.
Tesla told employees not to complain to managers about pay, labor director alleges
Supervisors allegedly told Florida employees ‘not to complain to higher level managers about their pay or other terms and conditions of employment’
Workers and retirees are getting some year-end goodies from Washington — and more could be on the way
Every nickel that workers can salt away is important considering how little people have saved
Are older workers getting ‘quiet-fired?’
‘If I ignore this worker, they’ll leave.’ Older workers are 14% less likely to receive high performance ratings—are employers ‘horse trading’ them for younger workers?
Forget the $22,500 limit, some workers can supersize their tax-deferred retirement savings up to $265,000 in 2023
If you have self-employment income, your limits are much higher than regular 401(k)s.
Workers are disengaged from their jobs — but don’t blame remote work. The real cause lies elsewhere.
Questions are swirling about the mindset of the white-collar worker
Seattle OKs minimum wage for gig workers at delivery companies
Seattle on Tuesday passed a first-of-its-kind, worker-backed minimum-wage ordinance for many of its 40,000 gig workers.
‘Workers don’t want toys or free food, they want a higher quality of life’: The Great Resistance is here. Companies struggle to get workers back to the office
The Great Resignation — regarded by some observers as more of a Great Negotiation for better pay and working conditions — has led to the Great Resistance, a battle of wills between senior management and, well, everyone else.
American workers are still dying from injuries on the job — here’s who is most impacted
In 2020, 4,764 workers died from injuries on the job, according to a new report from the AFL-CIO
Google isn’t the only company requesting workers go back to the office. Jobs report shows more people are joining the ‘Great Return.’
Google recently announced its return-to-office plans starting in April
Opinion: 1 million employee rants about their job reveal a toxic-workplace pandemic that’s fueling the Great Resignation
Workers are sick of living a real-life episode of ‘The Office.’ They’ve had enough.
Zoom is returning to the office, but most workers aren’t coming back
Only 2% of Zoom’s workforce go to an office every day, while rest of videoconferencing company’s staff are expected to work remotely full- or part-time