Twitter employee says he was fired 'while sleeping' as Elon Musk halves company workforce
Twitter employees spoke out on social media, some saying they had been fired as new owner Elon Musk moved forward with company-wide layoffs.
White House says US not in recession, lowering inflation 'number one' priority
The White House said Thursday the US is not in a recession and touted unemployment rates and the stock market as proof of a strong economy.
Secret 'overemployment' grows as a remote work trend, but risks are involved
A growing number of remote workers in the U.S. appear to be taking on two full-time jobs to raise their incomes and achieve financial freedom through overemployment. But there are risks.
Working from home improves office diversity, JPMorgan CEO Dimon is wrong
Working from home has significant benefits for corporate diversity efforts. JPMorgan CEO Dimon’s return to office plan is based on incorrect information.
Career challenge: Do you really need to give 2 weeks' notice when leaving a job?
What if you're job hunting and find your next perfect place to be — should you leave your current workplace with little or no notice? Career experts weigh in on the best moves to make.
Kansas's pro-work welfare strategy is pushing back on Biden's foolish regulations
Kansas welfare strategy is pro-work and overcomes foolish Biden regulations. Promoting ‘employment and training' makes state one of strongest for jobs.
Pete Buttigieg: Answer to troubled skies is cultivating ‘new generation of qualified pilots’
U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg argues the solution to cancelled flights and pilot shortages is having ‘as many, as good pilots’ ready to take Baby Boomers’ places.
Career challenge in 2022: How should you handle a lazy co-worker?
Career experts share thoughtful insights on a tricky job challenge in 2022: How do you handle a lazy co-worker who's not pulling his or her weight at work?
Summer worker shortage hits pools, ice cream parlors, camps
Owner of Polar Cave Ice Cream Parlour in Massachusetts Mike Lawrence shares his story as small businesses around the country suffer from labor shortages and increased wages.
10 job interview questions that candidates need to ask potential employers
Here are 10 of the best questions to ask potential employers during a job interview – straight from career experts.
6 remote job interview tips from knowledgeable career experts
Preparing for a remote job interview can sometimes be daunting.
The 'Great Resignation' is far from over, study shows
As a record number of Americans quit their jobs, a new study by Fidelity Investments shows the "Great Resignation" is expected to continue.
US economy on 'shaky footing': Mitch Roschelle
Macro Trends Advisors LLC founding partner Mitch Roschelle argues wages aren't keeping up with inflation, which means people may have to get paid more in an attempt to incentivize them to get back into the workforce.
Labor shortage, inflation causes Missouri taxi company to close shop
Taxi Terry’s owners Angie and Terry Nickerson Sr. join ‘Fox & Friends’ to discuss how labor shortage and inflation has deeply impacted their business.
Missouri taxi company on closing shop amid labor shortage, inflation
Taxi Terry’s owners Angie and Terry Nickerson Sr. tells ‘Fox & Friends’ the combination of labor shortage, supply chain crisis and inflation caused them to shut down their business.
Georgia bakery says supply chain woes have been a ‘nightmare’ for small business owners
Tommy’s Bakery & Café owner Tommy Sadler argues his business is going through ‘trying times’ amid the supply chain crisis.
Concrete company president on how labor, cement shortage impacts industry
Metrocon, Inc. President Dan Crosby warns that the labor and cement shortage is causing the ‘perfect storm’ in the industry.
Concrete company president on how labor, cement shortage impacts industry
Metrocon, Inc. President Dan Crosby warns that the labor and cement shortage is causing the ‘perfect storm’ in the industry.
Majority of U.S. employees say remote work options impact job offer decisions: report
Some officials have urged workers to return to offices, claiming that they can't perform their jobs while working from home.
COVID-19 pandemic spurred increase in gig workers, unique jobs: 'Airbnb for dog parks'
The workplace in America shifted in 2020. Two years later, jobs are still offering work from home options. On top of that, many people picked up side hustles throughout the pandemic.