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"Millions of parents and families around the world are going to have a lot of questions,” a union leader said.
Spain has figured remote work out, but it hasn’t come without a cost. Countries are starting to pump the breaks on digital-nomad visas.
It’s starting to feel like the end of the world. Fittingly, Americans can’t agree on why.
In response to reported violations, companies including SpaceX, Starbucks, and Amazon are arguing the NLRB is unconstitutional.
The kids—and the teachers—are not alright.
Gen Z recognizes the price of becoming a sellout.
One paycheck isn’t cutting it anymore for many Americans as they struggle to battle the cost of living.
Alana "Honey Boo Boo" Thompson catapulted into early-reality TV fame back in the 2000s, as a breakout star from TLC show Toddlers and Tiaras.
But the Powerball's ballooning prize lot and slimming chances show the numbers are stacked against players.
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The letter comes on the heels of news that OpenAI has a voice-cloning tool.
Sega workers become the first major video game company in the nation to get a union contract.
Already burnt out, workers are dealing with increasingly frustrated customers.
Companies might be getting carried away with AI marketing tactics.
Many bosses embrace AI in order to curb costs (rather than paying employees what their worth)
This year, the United States dropped out of the top 20 ranking in happiness for the first time since the report began a little more than a decade ago.
Striking after stalled negotiations has proven effective in moving the needle on salaries.
CEOs cite the need to downsize in a rough economy, but it seems corporations are doing better than ever.
As America ages, a eldercare crisis looms as the bulk of unpaid assistance is placed on older women
"The idea of having an early-warning signal on the sentiment of an organization — it’s quite interesting,” says the CEO of a company exploring...
Bernie Sanders and Shawn Fain just told Congress that a 32-hour work week with no loss in pay is overdue—and has been for nearly 70 years.
Minnesota rules that drivers will get a minimum wage, and Uber and Lyft say they're leaving. Are they bluffing?
Jack Benedict and dozens of unionized workers found out they were losing their jobs while testifying to the Austin City Council. Their contracting...
Independent artist Sevdaliza says popularity doesn't always equate to financially stability.
Dr. Jerome Adams got some labs and IV bags, and was hit with a multiple thousand-dollar bill post-insurance. “Yes folks. THIS is America."
Contracted tech workers say they're paid as low as $19 hourly in expensive metro. While they were pushing to negotiate with Google, Google laid off...
“It’s impossible to ignore the emojis, from my side,” Vice CEO Chris Dixon said as he ended the Zoom town hall.
The cost of food remains stubbornly high despite ebbing inflation.
Greater student-loan burdens, ebbing pensions, and dueling caretaking duties ... retirement is shaping up to be a real drag.
Amid layoffs and AI concerns, tech workers are having the worst time, and they're dragging down the mood of the workforce.
Employers complain of a worker shortage, but would-be hires see a long and arduous screening process.
Employers complain of a worker shortage, but would-be hires see a long and arduous screening process.
"How young is too young to be a child worker?" The question is unsettled among the red and blue states of America.
The employees are not all right, and millennials especially feel the sting of recessions, responsibilities, existentialism—and a lack of workplace...
Battling inflation and living longer, some retirees haven’t saved anything at all.
People are increasingly turning down nights out in favor of getting in bed.
“Our analysis shows that we potentially miss out on some great applicants when we don’t have [test scores],” researcher Bruce Sacerdote told...
Senators, Congress, the clergy, journalists and pharmacists “hit new lows" in Gallup's long-running poll. Veterinarians get respect, though.
Sarah Perl found her calling as a college sophomore, but quickly moved on from tarot cards. “Business found me,” she tells Fortune.
Americans, especially young adults, are choosing to drink less as the cost of going out balloons, weed trends, and information about addiction...
At UPS and throughout the workforce, it’s a bleak time to be a white-collar worker. But many blue-collar jobs are still essential.
It was available to nearly all office workers in the scary days of 2020. Now it’s just for a chosen few.
The Prosperity Gospel and "The Secret" have met their 21st century match.
No one knows who the power player is in the workforce right now.
Teslas have hit a new speed bump: the winter cold.
3M announced that it would freeze pensions for non-unionized employees and shift to a 401(k) retirement plan in 2028.
"This is truly an American dream. A Christmas miracle."
Managers are more likely than their workers to say they want hybrid or remote work to continue this year.
Sandy Hazelip and Ellie Hamby share the secrets to finding a life-long friend and travel companion.
The famously economically beleaguered millennial generation ran really hard just to stay in place, according to Fed data.
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