RTX accused of discriminating against older job candidates
RTX reserves many jobs for recent college graduates, excluding candidates who are 40 or older.
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US workers are returning to tough food-warehouse jobs after COVID lull
As aid runs out and cost of living rises, companies like US Foods are welcoming employees back to the workforce.
Over 80% of employers plan on giving their benefits an upgrade in the next year
Lively found that a majority of organizations will be focusing on financial wellness benefits in an effort to fight turnover.
4 ways to fend off cybersecurity threats
These tips from cybersecurity expert Brian Vecci can help keep personal and professional information safe.
Benefits Think Homeowner assistance as an employee benefit
A benefits expert shares multiple ways employers can help workers afford good housing options.
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Kelly Benefits Strategies
Chief sustainability officers struggle to find their footing
The Conference Board published a report about the challenges CSOs are facing.
Biden widens student loan relief to more than 10% of borrowers
More than 160,000 borrowers will see a reduction in their debt.
82% of graduates are confident they will get a job
Vicki Salemi, career expert at Monster, shares how graduates feel about entering the job market in 2024.
Labor market advantage shrinks for recent US college graduates
The gap between those with at least a bachelor's degree and those without is the smallest ever.
Mothers reap benefits of record part-time workforce boom in US
Companies that have flexible work options are especially popular among women with limited availability.
Why a ban on non-competes will make recruitment easier
A workplace expert explains how employers can build long-term and sustainable workforces without restrictive contracts.
Time to let go: Parents are following their kids into job interviews
Navigating today's job market can be tough, but too much interference can be a disservice to young job seekers.
Walmart is asking remote workers to return to the office
Walmart is axing hundreds of corporate jobs and asking most remote workers to return to offices.
OpenAI launches a faster and cheaper AI model with ChatGPT-4o
The new large language model, trained on vast amounts of data from the internet, will be better at handling text, audio and video in real-time.
NYC and San Francisco job markets haven’t rebounded from COVID
New York City and San Francisco still have fewer workers now than they did before the pandemic.
US firms announce fewer new hires in April
Increasing costs and economic uncertainty are causing employers to be more conservative.
Walmart closes health centers and telehealth unit as costs rise
The retailer is abandoning its plan to build out a network of low-cost health clinics.
US union members see record pay raises
Unionized workers in the US saw record raises, while nonunion workers' pay barely beat inflation over the past 12 months.
The FTC’s new non-compete ban is a wake-up call for employers
Companies will need to work harder to retain employees, without "handcuffing" them to the business, says this HR expert.
Musk to be deposed in Twitter layoffs lawsuit
Thousands of former employees say they were denied severance following the former CEO's takeover of the platform.
