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Amazon announced that it would be decreasing employee stock awards.

Strikes will continue in France after labor unions’ meeting with the Prime Minister fail.

Twitter was served a lawsuit for allegedly letting go of contracted workers without properly notifying them.

Private sector employment increased by 145,000 jobs in March, and annual pay was up 6.9%.

Apple is gearing up for its first round of layoffs since 2019, but it’s unclear how many jobs will be cut.

McDonalds closes its offices temporality as it prepares to lay off some of its workers.

Nashville and Austin are America's hottest job markets, according to The Wall Street Journal's annual rankings.

A judge recently decided that H-1B visa holders' spouses can continue to work in the US.

Electronic Arts is cutting 800 jobs, which is roughly 6% of its workforce.

What's going on:   In response to a stalemate in negotiations with unions over pay, German public sector employers have initiated arbitration proceedings, temporarily halting strikes that had disrupted the transport...