Does remote work fuel wage inequality? Not exactly - staff working from home tend to be higher earners, but they also experience lower wage growthRemote work does not increase workplace inequality; it results in lower wage growth that offsets potential benefits for higher earners.
Tech companies are struggling to bring workers back to the officeTech companies are increasingly adopting flexible work policies, with a majority allowing employees to choose their work arrangements.
Why Philanthropy Must Support Labor Justice - Non Profit News | Nonprofit QuarterlyHistoric worker uprising in the US fueled by stagnant wages and increased unionization, reshaping labor market dynamics.
The significant events in the global economy over the past weekUS stock market showed mixed performance with initial optimism but waned towards the end, driven by labor market dynamics.Europe's market landscape offered a contrasting narrative with a stable tone despite economic outlook downgrades.
It's not just you: Laid-off workers are struggling to find jobs, according to new dataIt's becoming tougher for workers to find new jobs despite positive job growth reports.