Improve your professional and public speaking skills with these tips
Speaking in professional and public environments is a great skill to obtain for anyone in the workforce whether you need to communicate with managers or groups of people.
Taylor Swift gifts Eras Tour staff millions in bonuses
Taylor Swift gave her entire Eras Tour staff a hefty gift, shelling out millions of dollars in bonuses to her team, including dancers, truck drivers and technicians.
Texas, California, New York lead states with highest AI job postings
A fresh study ranks U.S. states by the number of artificial intelligence jobs available as well as how much interest each state has in new AI technology.
Mattel looking to hire 'chief UNO player' to get paid for playing games
Mattel is in search of a chief UNO player to introduce fans to the company's new UNO Quatro card game. Here's how to learn more about the gig and submit an application.
Job openings drop to 2-year low in June but labor market still tight
The Labor Department says job openings fell to 9.6 million in June, the lowest since April 2021 but well above pre-pandemic levels in a sign the job market remains tight.
Trucking expert calls Yellow bankruptcy a ‘travesty, one of the largest’ within the industry
Yellow Corp.'s expected bankruptcy was decades in the making, says FreightWaves' Craig Fuller, who argues Teamsters were "dragging" the "precarious" situation.
Yellow's situation is a 'decade plus in the making': FreightWaves CEO Craig Fuller
FreightWaves founder and CEO Craig Fuller discusses Yellow filing for bankruptcy after restructuring standoff with Teamsters union.
What pushed Yellow trucking company to point of bankruptcy?
Yellow Corp, one of the largest trucking companies in the U.S., is on the brink of collapse with bankruptcy expected any day. Here's what to know about what led to its downfall.
Yellow trucking halts operations, lays off 30K employees
FOX Business' Gerri Willis has the latest details on Yellow Corporation's bankruptcy on 'The Claman Countdown.'
Disney's Iger lures back former executives as advisors
Disney CEO Bob Iger has brought back two former executives who were potential heirs to the top spot before ill-fated Bob Chapek got the job, according multiple news sources.
OpenAI, Upwork partner to help companies hire AI specialists
Upwork and OpenAI, the maker of ChatGPT, announced a new partnership that will help companies find and hire artificial intelligence specialists who are familiar with OpenAI's platform.
Here's the secret weapon for better job performance by employees at work
To ward of "quiet quitting" or actual quitting by employees in today's challenging workplace, managers can encourage and reward their workers' curiosity — here are tips to consider.
Minneapolis Fed chief Kashkari hopeful US economy can avoid recession as inflation fight continues
Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari said Sunday that Fed policymakers are increasingly hopeful of achieving a "soft landing" that tames inflation without causing a deep recession.
Gen Z's 'lazy girl jobs' trend hits back at hustle culture, but critics warn outcome could be problematic
Gen Z's 'lazy girl jobs' TikTok trend is rousing concern among those who say it could have disastrous implications for the workforce of the future.
Bud Light should've fired 'their CEO,' not hundreds of workers: Anson Frericks
Former Anheuser-Busch executive Anson Frericks says he's 'shocked' the brewery hasn't learned from its mistakes yet.
Demand for skilled workers on the rise
Employers struggle to meet demands for skilled employees as job openings increase across manufacturing. Many of those jobs were cut in the COVID-19 pandemic.
Amazon laying off hundreds of workers at Fresh grocery stores: report
Hundreds of Amazon Fresh store workers were told that their jobs were being eliminated. It comes at a time when the company continues to evaluate its grocery business.
AI, automation more likely to negatively affect women workers than men: study
As the development of generative artificial intelligence extends possibilities for automation, a study says that women are more likely to need new occupations than men by the year 2030.
Accelerated adoption of AI could automate 30% of Americans’ work hours: McKinsey
A McKinsey Global Institute report found that rapid advancements in generative artificial intelligence technologies could see about 30% of Americans' hours worked automated by 2030.
'Time blindness' as an 'issue' on the job with younger workers: How to manage it
It's not a new issue, but the term "time blindness" is popping up more and more among younger workers today. Several experts weighed in on this career challenge and what to know.