The Washington Post's Tech Workers Have Formed a Union - WashingtonianWashington Post tech workers have formed a union to address pay, benefits, and work conditions.
Rents Rose Last Year In SF Faster Than Any Other US CitySan Francisco's rent increase marks a significant trend post-pandemic, with the market displaying renewed demand from tech workers.
I'm 30 with only $140k in net worth but here's my plan to triple my money from hereReddit serves as a unique platform for high-earning tech workers seeking financial advice, especially regarding restricted stock units.
Could AI be used to replace striking workers?The New York Times tech workers' strike raised significant labor concerns during a pivotal electoral period, prompting critical responses from both management and the AI sector.
The New York Times tech guild's election-week strike is over, without a contractThe NYT Tech Guild strategically timed their strike during the presidential election to maximize leverage for contract negotiations.
'Can you imagine if our homepage went down?' New York Times tech workers go on strike before the electionTech workers at the New York Times are striking for fair contracts, racial pay equity, job security, and hybrid work options, timed with the presidential election.
NYT tech workers on strike made their own versions of Wordle and ConnectionsThe New York Times Tech Guild has launched its own game versions during a strike to maintain reader engagement without crossing picket lines.
Striking NYT tech workers made a custom Connections so you don't cross the picket lineStriking NYT tech workers have created a custom Connections puzzle to allow puzzle fans to engage while supporting the strike.
Tech workers at The New York Times go on strikeNew York Times tech staffers strike just before Election Day, affecting their coverage of a tight presidential contest.
New York Times tech staffers could walk off the job on Election Day in ongoing contract spatTech workers at the New York Times threaten to strike on Election Day over stalled labor negotiations and unmet demands.
'Can you imagine if our homepage went down?' New York Times tech workers go on strike before the electionTech workers at the New York Times are striking for fair contracts, racial pay equity, job security, and hybrid work options, timed with the presidential election.
NYT tech workers on strike made their own versions of Wordle and ConnectionsThe New York Times Tech Guild has launched its own game versions during a strike to maintain reader engagement without crossing picket lines.
Striking NYT tech workers made a custom Connections so you don't cross the picket lineStriking NYT tech workers have created a custom Connections puzzle to allow puzzle fans to engage while supporting the strike.
Tech workers at The New York Times go on strikeNew York Times tech staffers strike just before Election Day, affecting their coverage of a tight presidential contest.
New York Times tech staffers could walk off the job on Election Day in ongoing contract spatTech workers at the New York Times threaten to strike on Election Day over stalled labor negotiations and unmet demands.
Trump is planning a crackdown on legal immigration, tooTrump aims for mass deportations while his allies push for significant cuts to legal immigration.
NYC vs. Texas? Actually, they're both top destinations for tech talent right nowAustin is the fastest-growing city for tech talent in the U.S.
More than 1,000 students pledge not to work at Google and Amazon due to Project NimbusNOTA coalition demanding big tech companies to end contracts with Israeli government.
Google Workers Protest Cloud Contract With Israel's GovernmentGoogle employees protest $1.2 billion cloud computing contract with Israeli government.
More than 1,000 students pledge not to work at Google and Amazon due to Project NimbusNOTA coalition demanding big tech companies to end contracts with Israeli government.
Google Workers Protest Cloud Contract With Israel's GovernmentGoogle employees protest $1.2 billion cloud computing contract with Israeli government.
The Great Resignation is back: Tech industry workers are underpaid, overworked, and fed up - and they're ready to quit all over againMore people are planning to change jobs now than during the Great Resignation of 2022, with tech workers high on the list, driven by factors beyond dissatisfaction.