WEF survey says world will shed 14 million jobs by 2027
The world will see an eye-popping number of jobs around the world shed by 2027, according to a World Economic Forum survey. The total net number of jobs that will be lost will be 14 million.
What is a performance review? Find out the best way to prepare for the task
The best way to prepare for your performance review is to be confident and aware of your workplace accomplishments and goals over the last 12 months.
Cities seeing 'golden moment' to turn empty offices into residential space: Michael Pestronk
Post Brothers CEO Michael Pestronk discusses how local governments can help their property development company repurpose vacant office buildings into apartments.
Disney layoffs result in numerous high-ranking officials in streaming not making the cut: reports
The Walt Disney company's second round of layoffs reportedly resulted in several high-ranking officials in streaming being let go as Bob Iger puts focus on savings and streaming.
AI is changing hiring practices, and employment attorneys are sounding the alarm
Artificial intelligence technologies are already impacting hiring practices. While the tools offer efficiencies, experts warn that relying on AI too heavily presents risks.
Virginia school district where teacher shot by first-grader says she should only be entitled to workers’ comp
The Newport News School Board has issued a response to Virginia teacher Abigail Zwerner's $40 million lawsuit, arguing she should only be entitled to workers' compensation.
Nationwide moving company looking to hire 7,000 new employees
Two Men and a Truck Chief Talent Officer Sara Bennett shares why the moving company is looking to hire new drivers and movers.
Lyft, Gap, First Republic join Disney, Amazon in layoffs
A slew of companies including Lyft, Dropbox, First Republic Bank and Gap revealed this week they plan to trim their headcounts. They join Disney and Amazon.
Mayor Francis Suarez highlights what makes a dynamic workforce in a disruptive economy
Miami Mayor Francis Suarez discusses Miami being named as a top city for Gen Z tech workers, his solution to the surge in crime and his political aspirations.
Recession worries are a top concern for small business owners: Sharon Miller
Bank of America President of Small Business and Head of Specialty Bank & Lending Sharon Miller discusses the release of the 2023 Small Business Owner Report and breaks down the top concerns faced by business owners.
'Soft skills' are critical today. Here's why job recruiters value them so much
Soft skills are important in today's job market and may lead to being hired. The skills include active listening, empathy, resourcefulness, ability to work in a group and more.
Bed Bath & Beyond coupons accepted at Big Lots, The Container Store in wake of bankruptcy
Retailers Big Lots and The Container Store will accept expired Bed Bath & Beyond coupons and are offering in-store deals to customers who bring them in.
Kyle Wool: 'The Fed has done a 'pretty good job breaking inflation'
Dominari Financial CEO Kyle Wool assesses the earnings period, discusses his outlook for markets and the Q1 GDP reading, and previews the March PCE.
Tech sector continues to shed jobs as Dropbox lays off 500
Dropbox announced Thursday that it will lay off 500 employees and shrink its workforce by 16% as the cloud storage firm deals with slow growth and looks to emphasize AI.
Lyft to cut about a quarter of workforce in latest round of layoffs
Lyft announced Thursday that it will lay off more than 1,000 employees as part of an effort to cut costs. The news comes shortly after new CEO David Risher took over.
Gap to lay off 1,800 employees
Gap is laying off 1,800 employees as it works to simplify and optimize its operations. This is the latest in a string of job cuts spanning multiple industries.
Stellantis to offer tens of thousands of workers buyout offers
Tens of thousands of Stellantis workers in the US will soon receive buyout offers from the automaker. The company confirmed a total of 33,500 would get them.
Uber drivers are not interstate workers exempt from arbitration, US court rules
The 3rd Circuit on Wednesday said evidence presented in the case showed that nearly two-thirds of Uber drivers never cross state lines, and only 2.5% of Uber trips are interstate.
Tesla broke US labor law by silencing workers, official rules
The world's most valuable automaker is also facing a series of race discrimination and sexual harassment lawsuits, most involving its flagship assembly plant in Fremont, California.
Amazon begins job cuts in HR, cloud computing divisions
E-commerce giant Amazon is starting to lay off team members within its cloud computing and human resources divisions as it seeks to cut down on costs.