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There is an ongoing shortage of teachers and support staff. some officials say. Aside from the issues relating to the COVID-19 pandemic, teachers face a lack of respect, benefits and low pay.

Safety officials are investigating recent deaths at Amazon facilities in New Jersey, adding to a probe that was already underway.

HyperSocial CEO Braden Wallake didn't expect for his LinkedIn post to go viral. His intention was to show other business leaders that they weren't alone when deciding to let go of staff members.

New applications for unemployment benefits ticked higher last week, evidence that the historically tight labor market is starting to loosen amid record-high inflation.

Investors will be watching for the latest inflation figures in the form of producer prices as well as the latest jobless claims.

Consumer inflation remained near a multi-decade high in July as the price everyday goods like food, rent and used cars marched higher, the Labor Department said.

Bluegrass Supply Chain Services LLC is expanding its logistics capabilities in the food and beverage and automotive markets. The $25 million investment will create 110 jobs.

Micron's $40 billion investment is possible with the help of the CHIPS and Science Act, which includes $52.7 billion for American semiconductor financing.

Nonfarm productivity, which measures hourly output per worker, fell at 2.5% pace from a year ago. Meanwhile, Hourly compensation rose at a 5.7% rate in the second quarter

Social media company Snap Inc. is in the process of planning employee layoffs, according to a new report. The company declined to comment on the matter.

Traders should keep their eyes on several major topics for Tuesday including July's positive job report that may force the Fed to consider hiking interest rates a full-percentage point.

An industry expert argues that the "Great Regret" is happening, which shows that employees are looking for a better workplace culture but their needs aren't being met.

The Federal Reserve could approve a historic full-percentage point interest rate increase at its meeting in September following the hotter-than-expected July jobs report.