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Employees have a once-in-a-generation chance to reimagine work—and they’re using it to demand an ‘emotional salary’
Commentary

Employees have a once-in-a-generation chance to reimagine work—and they’re using it to demand an ‘emotional salary’

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May 13, 2024
Las Vegas strike
Success

Nevada’s biggest labor union calls off 48-hour strike on Virgin Hotels Las Vegas with 5-year contract deal in sight

By
May 13, 2024
crowded Apple Store
Tech

Retail workers at an Apple store in New Jersey vote against unionizing in the first such defeat for the CWA

By Josh Eidelson and Bloomberg
May 12, 2024
UAW Mercedes
Success

50-year-old Mercedes worker in Alabama on voting to unionize: ‘Not falling for the lies anymore’

By Kim Chandler, Tom Krisher and The Associated Press
May 11, 2024
Virgin Hotels strike
Success

Hundreds of Virgin Hotels workers walk off the job as union organizers claim 48-hour strike is under way

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May 10, 2024
Congress could soon spell the end of employment arbitration—but it’s not all good news for American workers
Commentary

Congress could soon spell the end of employment arbitration—but it’s not all good news for American workers

By Lewis L. Maltby and Theodore J. St. Antoine
May 9, 2024
There’s been a ‘fundamental shift’ in what working parents expect from employers—these are the benefits they really want
Leadership

There’s been a ‘fundamental shift’ in what working parents expect from employers—these are the benefits they really want

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May 8, 2024
3 people holding their phones
Lifestyle

Is money the secret to getting Gen Z talking? The U.K.’s national data crunchers reveal their latest tricks for finding out what makes them tick

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May 8, 2024
Julie Su
Finance

Labor watchdogs fine a janitorial company for using children to clean meat processing plants

By Hannah Fingerhut and The Associated Press
May 6, 2024
Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell
Finance

Softer jobs report could ease pressure on inflation, but ‘one month does not make a trend,’ Glenmede says

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May 3, 2024
Photo illustration of a row of black office chairs with a red and gold throne in the middle and a sign on it that reads "Reserved for CHRO."
Newsletters

CHROs are more powerful than ever—but they’ll have to fight to hold on to their new status

By
May 3, 2024
Photo illustration of a row of black office chairs with a red and gold throne in the middle and a sign on it that reads "Reserved for CHRO."
Leadership

How HR chiefs went from ‘lepers’ to C-suite power players

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May 2, 2024
Starbucks’s case at the Supreme Court is a venti lose-lose for the company and the burgeoning unionization movement
Commentary

Starbucks’s case at the Supreme Court is a venti lose-lose for the company and the burgeoning unionization movement

By
April 29, 2024
Disneyland performers hug each other
Companies

Disneyland performers unionizing often work other gigs in movies and TV or at theme-park rivals like Universal Studios

By Mike Schneider and The Associated Press
April 28, 2024
Shawn Fain speaks at a rally
Companies

UAW and Daimler Truck reach last-minute deal to hike pay by more than 25%, avoiding potential strike of over 7,000 workers

By
April 27, 2024

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