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Trump Taps Teamsters-Backed Chavez-DeRemer For Labor
Boeing Analysts See Silver Lining As Troubled Plane Maker 'Shores Up' Balance Sheet With $25B In Financing
Longshoremen Strike Looms, Standoff Could Cost $1B A Day, Leave Thanksgiving Prep In A Pinch
Boeing Analysts See Silver Lining As Troubled Plane Maker 'Shores Up' Balance Sheet With $25B In Financing
Longshoremen Strike Looms, Standoff Could Cost $1B A Day, Leave Thanksgiving Prep In A Pinch
Job Slowdown? Headhunters Are On A Roll, Revenue For Executive Searches Is Up
Friday's Jobs Report Is 'The Moment We've All Been Waiting For,' Economist Says

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Weekly Jobless Claims Rise To 2024 High: Is The Number Signal Or Noise Ahead Of Friday's Jobs Report?
The U.S. Department of Labor released its weekly jobless claims report on Thursday, returning numbers worse than expected.
UAW Criticizes Biden Administration For Not Pursuing Labor Abuse Complaint Against Caterpillar
UAW calls out Biden for not addressing Caterpillar labor abuse accusations in Mexico. USMCA policing intended to prevent job relocation.
Alaska Airlines Flight Attendants Secure Pay Bump, 32% Raise Goes To Vote
Alaska Air reached a deal that includes significant holiday and overtime pay improvements for flight attendants.
Tesla China Gets Morale Boost As Laid-Off Employees Return: Report
Tesla China reinstates laid-off staff while senior VP's return bolsters morale amidst global layoffs.
OpenAI Touts 'PhD Level' Intelligence For ChatGPT, Doctors Joke It's 'Not Taking Anyone's Job'
Recent studies show that 37% of companies have replaced staff with AI technology, and 44% predict AI will lead to layoffs this year. 
Square Enix Targets US, European Divisions For Layoffs After Poor Sales: Report
Square Enix plans layoffs in American and European divisions amid restructuring, targeting publishing, IT, and indie games staff.
Mercedes Alabama Workers Gear Up For UAW Union Election: Report
Workers at Mercedes Benz Group in Vance, Alabama, push for union election, backed by UAW. A vote expected by May.
Initial Jobless Claims Fall: Tight Labor Market Pushes Back Fed Rate Cut Expectations
Benefits claims data indicate labor market remains tight. Will the Fed make rate cuts?
Australia To Introduce 'Right To Disconnect' Laws: Workers Can Ignore After-Hours Calls And Messages Without Penalty
Australia is set to implement laws that will allow workers to disregard unreasonable calls and messages from their employers outside of work hours without facing any repercussions. This is part of a broader set of changes to industrial relations laws proposed by the federal government.
General Motors Investors Welcome $10B Buyback, But Goldman Sachs Says Automaker Must Show EV Progress
General Motors shares are up: 2 analysts weigh in on guidance and stock buyback
UAW's Fain Says GM's 10% Offer 'Insulting' As Contract Negotiations Break Down
UAW President Shawn Fain did not mince words in a Thursday pushback against General Motor Company’s (NYSE: GM) wage offer, branding it as "insulting" during tense negotiations between the United Auto Workers union and
UPS, Teamsters Union Reach Agreement, Avoiding Potentially Disastrous Strike
The Teamsters union reached a deal with United Parcel Service Inc (NYSE: UPS) in what the package delivery company is calling a "win-win-win agreement."
What Recession? New Jobs Data Doubles Expectations, What You Need To Know
Private sector employment in the U.S. surged in April, with a total of 296,000 jobs added during the month, according to data issued in the ADP National Employment Report.
New Unemployment Claims Grow As Tech Layoffs Escalate, Fed Tries To Cool Economy
The number of Americans submitting new claims for unemployment benefits grew last week. For the week ending March 4, initial claims for state unemployment benefits jumped 21,000 to a seasonally adjusted 211,000, according to Labor Department statistics released Thursday. Read on for a breakdown of the report.
Everybody Wants The 4-Day Work Week, But Could Wall Street Ever Make It Happen?
New Unemployment Claims Jump, Marking The Longest Weekly Streak Since The Great Recession
The number of Americans submitting new claims for unemployment benefits grew marginally last week, marking the eighth straight week of flat or higher continuing jobless claims, the longest trend since the 2009 financial crisis.
US Adds 263,000 Jobs In September As Labor Market Tightens: How Will The Fed Respond?
The SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (NYSE: SPY) traded lower Friday morning after the Labor Department reported soft U.S. jobs market numbers from September.
With More Cannabis Industry Layoffs Likely, What Can You Do To Stay Employed?
With layoffs affecting the national workforce, cannabis staffing leaders forecast that more dismissals are expected in the sector over the next few months.
Great Resignation? There Are Twice As Many Job Openings As Available Workers In The US Now
Millions of Americans quit their jobs in 2021 and 2022 in what has been dubbed “The Great Resignation.” July was no different, with 5.9 million workers departing from their employers, according to the Bureau of Labor of Statistics. 
Why Are Execs Musk, Zuckerberg, Smith Concerned About The Future Of The US Workforce?
Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ: MSFT) President Brad Smith expressed concern about the future of the workforce in a recent interview with Reuters.
Leaked Report Says Amazon May Run Out Of People To Hire In US by 2024
According to a new report, a leaked Amazon.com, Inc (NASDAQ: AMZN) internal memo from mid-2021 suggests that the company may face a resource crunch and may run out of people to hire at the company's U.S.
How To Hire People Across The Globe
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Labor Supply Shortage Represents A Significant Risk To The Cannabis Industry In 2021
This article by Beau Whitney was originally published on NCIA, and appears here with permission.

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