Some women at the company, founded by Elon Musk, described feelings of powerlessness and a failure by the company’s human resources office to discipline male employees.
New York Times
Team Owner Surprises Workers With ‘Life-Changing Gesture’ After Sale
The owner of the Iowa Cubs gave employees $2,000 for every year they had been with the minor league baseball team, for a total of $600,000. “My jaw dropped,” one worker said.
Covid News: New York Mayor Considers Booster Mandate for City Workers
Mayor Eric Adams of New York said on Sunday, his second day in office, that city workers might be required to get Covid vaccine booster shots.
Louisiana Judge Who Used Racial Slur in Video Resigns
Michelle Odinet, of the City Court of Lafayette, La., resigned on Friday, saying in a letter that “my words did not foster the public’s confidence and integrity for the judiciary.”
What Do You Think You Should Be Paid?
It’s now a common job interview question. It can also be a trap. Here’s how to answer.
As Omicron Surges, Officials Shorten Isolation Times for Many Americans
Hoping to prevent further disruptions to daily life, the C.D.C. reduced the period that certain infected Americans must sequester.
Air Filters and Outdoor Spaces: Office Costs Rise as Workers Return
Building owners may have saved on maintenance when their offices were dark, but new pandemic-related costs are being added to the bill.
Some New Yorkers who test positive may be able to go back to work faster.
Essential workers in New York State may, at the discretion of their employers, be allowed to return to work five days after testing positive for the coronavirus under a new policy announced by Gov. Kathy Hochul on Friday.
C.D.C. Faces Pressure to Change Isolation Guidelines for Sick Workers
Facing staffing shortages, companies are weighing conflicting guidance on when employees who have tested positive for the coronavirus can safely return to work.
Amazon Reaches Labor Deal, Giving Workers More Power to Organize
The agreement’s national scope and its concessions to organizing go further than any previous settlement that the e-commerce giant has made.
Architects Are the Latest White-Collar Workers to Confront Bosses
Saying they are overworked and underpaid, architects at a prominent New York firm want to unionize. Others could follow.
Starbucks says it will bargain with workers at a Buffalo store ‘in good faith.’
Starbucks on Monday said that it intended to bargain “in good faith” with a Buffalo store where employees voted to unionize this month following a sometimes contentious election campaign.
Plans to return to the office grow murkier by the day.
New Year’s Eve in Times Square is up in the air. The National Basketball Association is canceling games, as is the National Hockey League.
Whiplash on U.S. Vaccine Mandate Leaves Employers ‘Totally Confused’
Companies are struggling to figure out what to do as legal battles and rising Covid cases complicate their plans. Even up in the air: What does “fully vaccinated” mean?
See Where 12 Million U.S. Employees Are Affected by Government Vaccine Mandates
Government orders requiring coronavirus vaccinations have been expanding across the United States but have not provided the significant boost to state and local vaccination rates that some experts had hoped for, according to a New York Times analysis.
Social Profiles