The Guardian

After a corruption scandal saw 12 union officials convicted of crimes, United Auto Workers members hope direct elections will bring inspiring leaders

Here’s a fact that cannot be disputed: if your name is James or Emily, you will find it easier to get a job than someone called Tariq or Adeola.

Like many in the hospitality industry Harry East, a banquet server for over 20 years at the Diplomat Beach Resort in Hollywood, Florida, has struggled with anxiety and the uncertainty of having a job to return to once the hospitality industry recovers from the pandemic – all while experiencing long delays and gaps in receiving unemployment benefits through the state of Florida.

Research shows business leaders are earning more and taking more time off but the picture is different for employees

Non-disclosure agreements have faced criticism for shielding companies from public accusations of wrongdoing

Employers are alleged to be leveraging coronavirus-induced unemployment to mount an assault on collective bargaining

With the pandemic raging and budgets tight, the sometimes loved, sometimes loathed festive tradition is having to adapt

Productivity score potentially allowed managers to identify individual employees who weren’t contributing enough

As management seeks more oversight of workers away from the office, campaigners fight for privacy to be respected

Imposing clothing codes is an insult to female and male professionals