New petitions for representation fall as company excludes union stores from benefits and staffing levels improve
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JPMorgan Strikes Deal to End Former Compliance Employee’s Retaliation Lawsuit
The former employee said she was fired for raising concerns about whether the bank had violated the terms of settlements with U.S. agencies
You Can’t Blame High Prices on the Labor Market
Inflation is high because the Fed failed to conduct monetary policy responsibly over the past two years.
Amazon Workers in Upstate New York Await Results on Union Vote
Facility near Albany could become the second company site to join the Amazon Labor Union
More Businesses Want to Hire People With Criminal Records Amid Tight Job Market
Companies including banks, pharmacy chains and railroads have recognized so-called second-chance hiring can help them find more workers
New York’s Landmark AI Bias Law Prompts Uncertainty
Companies that use AI in hiring are trying to determine how to comply with a New York law that mandates they test their systems for potential biases
Workers’ Changing Attitudes Tighten Labor Market
Pandemic has altered what job conditions, hours, and pay workers are willing to accept
Bosses Promise Jobs With a Coveted Perk: Boundaries
Workers in search of better work-life balance are finding more willing managers
These Bosses Are OK With Boundaries. They Promise.
Workers in search of better work-life balance are finding more willing managers
A Racial Bias Lawsuit Hits Pfizer
A federal suit says a fellowship program bars Asians and whites.
More Bosses Are Spying on Quiet Quitters. It Could Backfire.
The tools companies use to monitor their employees may not increase productivity
House to Vote on Employment Protections for Federal Workers
Biden rescinded order by Trump to create a Schedule F designation that would make it easier to fire employees
Wells Fargo to Pay $145 Million to Settle 401(k) Plan Probe
Labor Department alleged bank’s retirement plan overpaid for its own stock from 2013 through 2018
Supreme Court Temporarily Grants University’s Request to Block Gay Student Group
Yeshiva University says requiring it to recognize LGBT club violates its religious values
Next Generation of Risk Professionals Focuses on the Changing Workplace
Kristen Jaconi, the head of the risk management program at USC’s Marshall School of Business, said the newest crop of students has seen—and learned from—their share of crises