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Public Displays of Resignation: Saying ‘I Quit’ Loud and Proud
People aren’t just leaving their jobs. They are broadcasting it.
Union Vote at Amazon Warehouse in Alabama Is Overturned by Regional Labor Office
Amazon said in August that it intended to appeal to the national labor board if it did not prevail at the regional level, but it did not say Monday whether it would follow through.
Why Retired Subway Workers Are Getting $35,000 to Come Back
The pandemic caused a shortage of train and bus workers. Now transit agencies in New York and around the nation are aggressively recruiting and hiring.
A judge temporarily blocks a vaccine mandate for health workers in 10 states.
A federal judge on Monday temporarily blocked the Biden administration’s coronavirus vaccine mandate for health care workers in the 10 states that had filed a lawsuit against the government this month.
Remote Work Is Failing Young Employees
Kiersten graduated from college straight into the middle of a pandemic and a precarious job market.
Pinterest agrees to spend $50 million on reforms to resolve discrimination allegations.
Pinterest pledged $50 million to overhaul its corporate culture and promote diversity as part of an agreement to resolve allegations that it discriminated against women and people of color, according to court documents and statements from the plaintiffs and the company.
Is the Four-Day Workweek Finally Within Our Grasp?
After embracing flexible work styles during the pandemic, some companies are now embracing a shorter week.
$15 minimum wage for federal contractors will take effect Jan. 30.
Employees of federal contractors will make at least $15 per hour under a final rule that the Labor Department announced Monday, providing a likely wage increase for over 300,000 workers, according to administration estimates.
Remote Work Can Be a Very Bad Way to Start a Career
Kiersten graduated from college straight into the middle of a pandemic and a precarious job market.
The Case Against Loving Your Job
The compulsion to be happy at work “is always a demand for emotional work from the worker,” writes Sarah Jaffe.
Career Coaching Today: Forget the Corporate Ladder and Find Yourself
The pandemic created a great reckoning among workers. Here to serve them is a raft of newfangled career coaches.
The Worst of Both Worlds: Zooming From the Office
Work life for many is in a mushy middle ground, and what’s at stake isn’t just who is getting talked over in meetings. It’s whether flexibility is sustainable, even with all the benefits it confers.
New York Times employees protest over union fights.
More than 100 New York Times workers and their supporters protested outside The Times’s Manhattan headquarters on Tuesday, accusing the company of delaying contract talks.
Challenges to Workplace Vaccine Mandate Moved to Appeals Court in Cincinnati
The consolidation removes the case from a Fifth Circuit panel that had blocked the Biden administration from moving forward with it.
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