Facebook users offer to help truckers left stranded, jobless
Some have even offered to drive stranded truckers hundreds of miles or buy plane or bus tickets.
PG&E invests in weather stations, cameras to monitor wildfires amid bankruptcy turmoil
The equipment can cost thousands or even tens of thousands of dollars.
‘Support Blue Collar’ apparel company a boon for US veterans
Apparel company celebrating blue-collar jobs turns big business into philanthropic campaign for veterans
Gender pay gap fueled by 'old boys' club,' study finds
In the U.S., women have been making roughly 80 cents for every dollar a man makes over the past 15 years.
These are the best companies to work in the US according to employees
Tech companies are considered some of the best places to work in America.
Walmart to test self-driving vehicle grocery delivery
A robot could deliver your food in three Houston-based ZIP codes.
American worker productivity drops most since 2015 as labor costs shrink
U.S. worker productivity fell by the most in nearly four years in the third quarter, the government confirmed, while growth in unit labor costs was not as robust as initially thought.
Verve boosting pay of assistants and mailroom employees
The company will also shorten working hours starting in the New Year.
Indiana trucking company bankruptcy the tip of the iceberg for strained industry
Celadon Group cited costs associated with a multi-year investigation and challenges in the industry as reasons it filed for bankruptcy.
Google faces labor probe over 'Thanksgiving Four' employee firings
The company is alleged to have engaged in “unlawful conduct” to discourage employees from union-related activities.
Morgan Stanley layoffs coming
Annual layoffs on Wall Street may be starting.
Wall Street compensation and bonus pay taking a beating
The bonus payment pool is shrinking according to a new report.
Indiana-based trucker files for bankruptcy, thousands of jobs at risk
Celadon Group has faced significant costs related to a federal investigation.
These 10 US cities are hiring the most workers
A number of new jobs are concentrated in some of the country’s biggest metropolitan areas.
College, university costs could force schools to close, Notre Dame CIO warns
“Some of the more tuition-dependent and middling-reputation institutions are starting to go out of business, and we will see more of that," University of Notre Dame vice president and CIO Scott Malpass said.
When is it time to leave your job? This CEO says it's when they won't do this
Cornerstone OnDemand founder and CEO Adam Miller said if companies aren't willing to help train you, you should get a new job.
UAW abolishes regional office plagued by embezzlement
The union will keep an office in St. Louis because of the high number of members it has in the area.
Facebook eyes lease for iconic Manhattan landmark
The deal is looming over the Farley Building, formerly known as the 1912 James A. Farley Post Office.
Chipotle pays nurses to distinguish hangover from contagious illness
The burrito chain has nurses on call to verify that an employee is actually sick and not just suffering from a long night out.
Where are all of the jobs? These sectors hired the most in November
The economy added a stellar 266,000 jobs, while the jobless rate edged down slightly to 3.5 percent, the lowest rate since 1969.