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WalletHub ranks top cities for summer jobs, with Columbia, M.D. topping the list.
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Disneyland Cast Members Secure Union Victory Amid Calls for Better Working Conditions
Disneyland character performers in California voted to unionize, seeking better safety, scheduling, and wages.
California Supreme Court to Decide Future of Gig Economy with Prop 22 Ruling
CA Supreme Court considers legality of Prop 22 classifying app drivers as independent contractors.
RTO Mandates Driving Away Top Performers, Gartner Study Confirms
RTO mandates hurt retention, Gartner finds, with top talent, women, millennials most likely to leave.
New Report Shows Telework Boosted Federal Employee Morale After Years of Decline As Policies Are Under Review In Washington
Job satisfaction for U.S. federal employees improved in 2023, with telework playing a key role.
Aging Population Putting Caregivers In Career Crisis
67% of U.S. family caregivers struggle to balance work and caregiving, impacting careers.
Microsoft Unveils “Places”: AI-powered Hybrid Work Tool For Sharing Schedules
Microsoft introduces Places, catering to businesses that offer flexible work.
Deloitte Survey Reveals Purpose And Flexibility Key To Retaining Gen Z and Millennials
Deloitte: Gen Z and Millennial workers prioritize purpose, climate action, and work/life balance in 2024.
Worried About Job Security, U.K. Tech Workers Embrace More In-Office Work
U.K. tech workers prefer structured office days Monday to Wednesday as AI job displacement concerns rise.
Offering Financial Literacy Benefit Programs Could Save Businesses $40 Billion
Financial distress among employees leads to costly health issues and lost productivity, yet few employers offer help.
