
Why Is Military Recruitment Low?
Military recruitment is the lowest it's been in years, due in part to the pandemic creating a lack of opportunities to recruit in schools.
Military recruitment is the lowest it's been in years, due in part to the pandemic creating a lack of opportunities to recruit in schools.
Companies are beginning to lay off employees, and are in a hiring freeze amid inflation and an upcoming recession.
The unemployment rate dipped to 3.5%, tying a 50-year low reached just before the coronavirus pandemic slammed the U.S. economy in early 2020.
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Mental health clinicians are going on strike, as many providers complain their patients aren't getting the help they need.
Starbucks alleges St. Louis labor board officials made special arrangements for pro-union workers to vote in person at its office.
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Applications for jobless aid have risen five out of the last six weeks, and the four-week average rose to its highest point since November.
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The settlement covers about 13,000 employees who worked at the chain's New York City outlets between 2017 and this year.
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The Labor Department's jobs report for July, due out Friday, is expected to show that employers tacked on another 250,000 jobs last month.
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There are several places where it's customary to tip service workers, but only five reasons why we engage in this behavior in the first place.
How is it that everybody’s hiring yet millions of Americans are still looking for jobs?
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School districts are facing a nationwide teacher shortage amid pandemic burnout, low salaries and rising housing costs.
NDAs are creating issues in the workplace, for allegedly hiding sexual misconduct among employees.
Applications for unemployment benefits for the week ending July 16 rose by 7,000 to 251,000, up from the previous week's 244,000.
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Major staffing shortages are causing delays in USPS mail deliveries in multiple states, including Montana, Kentucky, Ohio, and Massachusetts.
Residents in Bozeman, Montana, spoke with Newsy about what they call massive delays in their mail service.
Though emojis have now become a regular form of texting, it's still unclear how they come across at work.
Some studies have shown that stable jobs are a major factor in reducing recidivism.
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Applications for unemployment benefits for the week ending July 2 rose by 4,000 from the previous week, according to the Labor Department.
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Airline executives are meeting Thursday with the FAA over a recent rise in cancellations and delays.
This comes as passengers deal with flight cancelations and delays during the summer months.
Wildfire season is raging across the western U.S. and fierce competition for workers is exacerbating challenges for agencies that employ firefighters.
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Pilots are working more overtime than ever, and one airport leader says the system won't get healthier until the world is on the mend.
Gen Z is making pay transparency more common, and now some states are creating laws to require it.
Brittney Griner said she's exhausted from having to go overseas to play basketball.
Businesses that would typically see customers coming from work nearby are seeing a decrease in revenue.
Delta said the change will take effect in June, and it comes on top of 4% pay raises granted to flight attendants last month.
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Diane McNair-Smith is pushing hard for more women to get involved in the industry long dominated by men.
Some drivers went on strike for St. Patrick's Day, saying the new surcharges — meant to help address rising fuel costs — don't go far enough.
Where and when U.S. teenagers are working is changing.
Actual minimum wages vary from state to state. Changing the national minimum requires an act of Congress.