Disney reaches tentative agreement with Southern California unions
Walt Disney reached a tentative labor agreement with unions under threat of a walkout.
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Unemployment is on the rise, job gains are slowing and wage growth is stalling. What does it all mean?
Benefits Think The rise of side hustles: Entrepreneurship in today’s economy
A wealth of new business opportunities are ripe for consideration, says a financial expert.
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Backlash against ESG seen in sharp decline of fund launches
Companies are choosing to focus on existing products instead of new ones in the wake of political pressure and poor performance.
Boeing factory workers step up pressure as strike deadline looms
Boeing's largest union is holding a rally and strike-sanction vote on Wednesday.
Vance embrace of Trump’s populism makes big business nervous
The pick for VP has been critical of big tech and supports raising taxes for certain companies.
With less business travel, airlines cut costs
Fewer corporate customers means struggling to deal with seasonal fluctuation, and areas like administration and marketing will take a financial hit.
CNN will cut 100 positions in an operations overhaul
CNN will eliminate about 100 positions as part of a plan to merge its digital and traditional pay-TV news-gathering teams.
Why unions are becoming increasingly popular among hourly workers
According to Legion Technologies, 28% of workers wish there had been unionization efforts at their company last year — here's why.
Public sector hiring heats up as private job growth cools
U.S. states and cities added about 65,000 jobs last month as the private sector market slows.
This construction company is on a mission to destigmatize mental health
White Cap is combatting the damaging idea that silence equals strength with a mental health ERG and public campaign.
The FTC’s ban on noncompete agreements has been delayed
A judge sided with a lawsuit that claimed the agency lacks authority to craft rules defining unfair methods of competition.
US workers poised to get protections from heat stress for the first time
President Biden introduced measures to better protect communities from extreme weather.
US job openings unexpectedly increase from a three-year low
U.S. job openings unexpectedly rose in May, interrupting a months-long downtrend.
The company that produces Ozempic is opening another billion dollar US factory
The investment comes amid rising discontent there over the cost of its obesity and diabetes drugs.
A third of CFOs see US elections impacting business decisions, survey finds
Economic insecurity is prompting a pause or permanent stop to investments and hiring for many financial leaders.
20 best entry level jobs of 2024
Recent grads are looking to find entry level jobs that help them develop a career. Here are the 20 best opportunities.
ADP, Uber and Adobe: 15 companies with the best leadership teams
After looking at millions of anonymous ratings, Comparably ranked which companies excel at leadership. Did your company make the cut?
Supreme Court backs full access to widely used abortion pill
The court overturned a federal appeals ruling that would have eliminated the ability to receive mifepristone by mail.
Benefits Think Why prioritizing wellness is essential for today’s employers
The CEO of a tech-wellness company provides actionable tips for employers to create a safe and comfortable workplace.
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