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The Supreme Court recently made a major decision that could prove to be a game-changer for many workers. The Court decided that an employee earning $200,000 a year is still...
Read moreThe IMARC Group's latest report shows that the global corporate wellness market size has already soared to $61.8 Billion USD in 2022 and is predicted to continue its growth trajectory...
Read moreNew York City is about to make waves and become the first U.S. city to roll out a regulation on AI tools in the recruitment process — Local Law 144....
Read moreThis past weekend, Twitter let go of a significant portion of its staff: 200 of its 2000 workers, which is a reduction of 10%. The terminations included product managers, data...
Read moreEricsson is following in the footsteps of other tech businesses by cutting 8,500 positions in a bid to reduce expenses in the face of uncertain economic times. With a global...
Read moreRebuking CEO Andy Jassy's return-to-office decree, Amazon employees flooded the company's internal website with opposition messages, and swiftly organized a Slack channel and petition to appeal for the mandate's revocation....
Read moreBy partnering with WeWork, Clario, a healthcare research and technology company, is providing its employees with unprecedented flexibility when it comes to their workspace: All Access passes, and access to...
Read moreDue to worries over accuracy as well as a regulatory landscape that has yet to catch up with technology, JPMorgan Chase has put a temporary stop to the use of...
Read moreShould you be laid off from your company, severance pay may be offered by your employer, yet a set of restrictions must be accepted, one of which could include a...
Read moreAs of next quarter, Google is encouraging its employees to share desks in order to maximize the efficiency of its office spaces. This transformation could potentially result in vacant structures...
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