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The U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York has filed a third, superseding indictment against FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried, adding further charges.

Norfolk Southern became the third railroad on Wednesday to make sick time available to workers, an issue in the last contract negotiations.

Diversity, equity and inclusion jobs at major corporations have been trimmed at a greater degree than other roles in recent layoffs, according to a recent study.

U.S. worker strikes jumped 52% in 2022 from the year prior according to data released Tuesday by Cornell University, whose researchers pointed to a rise in "worker activism."

Interest rates are likely to go higher than the Fed previously forecast with inflation remaining abnormally high, according to Goldman Sachs economists.

Home improvement giant The Home Depot announced it is investing another $1 billion to raise pay for its frontline hourly workers, with minimum starting pay at $15 an hour.

More than 60 British companies tried a four-day work week over a six month period and the results show why 92% are going to keep that schedule moving forward.

Corporate employees for tech-giant Amazon will see a 15-50% drop in salaries in 2023 due to the stock’s underperformance in 2022.

The cuts are part of an effort the company announced late last year to reduce costs by 9 billion Swedish kronor, equivalent to about $861 million, by the end of 2023.

Amazon employees will now be expected to come into the office at least three days a week starting in May, CEO Andy Jassy told employees in a note on Friday.

Learn about 16 of the best jobs for college students, whether you want to work remotely, on campus or off campus.

Bed Bath & Beyond raising $1 billion, closing store locations in U.S. and Canada, and implementing other cost reductions to elude bankruptcy.

Meta has struggled over the past year and a half, encountering growing competition from Chinese rival TikTok and a decline in advertising demand amid a difficult macroeconomic climate.