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U.S. labor costs recorded their smallest increase in more than three years in the third quarter amid cooling wage growth, indicating that inflation was firmly on a downward trend. The...

U.S. layoff announcements tumbled in October to a three-month low in another sign the job market remains in good shape ahead of next week's presidential election, a monthly tally of...

Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba's economic advisory panel on Wednesday called on the government, management and labor unions to swiftly start talks on raising minimum wages, a key Ishiba policy...

U.S. private payrolls growth surged in October, despite fears of temporary disruptions from hurricanes and strikes. Private payrolls increased by 233,000 jobs last month after rising by an upwardly revised...

Volkswagen asked its workers to take a 10% pay cut on Wednesday, arguing it was the only way that Europe’s biggest carmaker could save jobs and remain competitive as profits...

More than 500 Amazon.com employees sent a letter on Wednesday to the CEO of its AWS unit urging reversal of a full return-to-office policy and rejecting his assertion that the...

Britain's minimum wage for most adults will increase by 6.7% from April next year, a boost for low-paid workers but a concern for employers who are finding it harder to...

Money, sex, and politics are obvious taboo topics in the American workplace. But here is one you might not have considered: Grief. If you have ever lost someone close to...

Europe's average office occupancy rate has seen a slight uptick from 59% to 60% over the past six months, according to Savills. This figure remains below the pre-pandemic average of...

The decline in office occupancy in the U.S. appears to be reversing, with businesses now embracing a return to in-person work culture. Major firms like Amazon and Dell Technologies are...