Tag: North America

Despite decreasing unemployment rates, U.S. labor shortages persist due to mismatched job openings and worker needs.

Northeast leads U.S. for summer part-time jobs, with Rochester, NY, providing best opportunities.

Massachusetts sues Uber and Lyft over misclassifying gig workers as independent contractors.

Neumann's $650M bid for WeWork was pushed to the side, but he's still trying to take over.

2024 sees historic U.S. office market shrinkage, as total inventory space gets cut.

Use of slang in the workplace is creating massive generational communication gaps–here’s how to bridge them.

Cities lure remote workers with cash incentives, targeting economic growth.

Former interns are more likely to stay with a company longer than non-former interns.

A new bipartisan bill aims to restrict U.S. federal telework to 40% of total work hours.

U.S. jobless claims hit a new high at 231,000, the highest since last August.