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More than 1,200 Starbucks employees across approximately 100 locations have gone on strike to protest a recently implemented dress code policy that union organizers say is worsening already strained working...

Nissan's new chief executive Ivan Espinosa faces an uphill task turning around the troubled Japanese automaker with no guarantee it can reverse sliding top-line sales, analysts said, even as he...

Workers at Ford's two car plants in the German city of Cologne went on strike on Wednesday, protesting thousands of planned job cuts across the U.S. automaker's European operations. The...

South Africa's unemployment rate rose in the first quarter of this year, with statisticians fretting that increasing numbers of people appear to have given up looking for work. The country's...

The Chief Human Resources Officer (CHRO) has become one of the most strategically influential roles in the executive suite. Once seen primarily as a steward of hiring and compliance, the...

Microsoft said on Tuesday it was laying off less than 3% of its workforce, or around 6,000 employees, as the technology giant looks to rein in costs while funneling billions...

McDonald’s is preparing for its largest hiring campaign in recent years, aiming to hire up to 375,000 employees across the United States this summer.  The company, based in Chicago, is...

The Empire State Building is renowned worldwide as an iconic landmark, but beyond its tourist appeal, it serves as a model for how older buildings can be retrofitted to meet...

AI agents are already working inside real businesses, responding to customers, scheduling meetings, guiding onboarding, and even preparing leads for sales teams. Unlike earlier automation systems, these agents don’t just...

Google agreed to pay $50 million to settle a lawsuit accusing the search engine company of systemic racial bias against Black employees. A preliminary settlement covering more than 4,000 Google...