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Minneapolis Minimum Wage Law Drives Uber and Lyft Out
Uber and Lyft to cease Minneapolis operations on May 1 due to new minimum wage law for rideshare drivers.
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Empty Offices Get Revamped: NYC’s Landlords Embrace Coworking for Flexible Future
NYC offices convert to coworking spaces with modular furniture, catering to hybrid workers.
Tech Talent Shortage Threatens U.S. Innovation Despite Record R&D Spending
As the U.S. makes record investments into R&D, officials raise concerns about the tech labor shortage.
Work-Life Balance Revolution? Sanders Introduces 32-Hour Week Legislation
Sanders proposes 32-hour workweeks with full pay, citing work-life benefits of productivity gains.
EU’s Latest Draft Rules Aim to Protect Gig Workers
EU endorses draft rules to protect gig workers, with a pivotal vote set for next month.
CFOs On Guard As Gartner Forecasts Major EBITDA Margin Squeeze by 2027
Gartner forecasting tough economic future, warns CFOs to rethink financial plans.
High Job Growth Transforming Sunbelt Cities Into America’s New Economic Hubs
Sunbelt cities become job hubs, eclipsing traditional giants like San Francisco and NYC.
SoftBank Faces Legal Heat as WeWork’s Creditors Seek Recovery Amid Bankruptcy Fears
WeWork's suffered a $153.7 million loss in January, facing lawsuits as rivals expand.
IWG Expands in Michigan with Eight New Flexible Workspaces
IWG expands its presence in Michigan with 8 new centers totaling 25 sites in the state.
Aging Populations and Lack of Training Opportunities Could Lead to Dramatic Labor Shortages by 2030
If left unchecked, the global skilled labor shortage could cost the world economy trillions by 2030.
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