New book publisher caters to conservative authors
All Seasons Press founder and publisher Louise Burke on publishing silenced authors, arguing she will not abandon authors because 'the mob' comes for them.
Angst at Exxon as managers begin employee performance reviews
Top U.S. oil producer Exxon Mobil Corp has kicked off a yearly performance review for U.S. staff, a process some workers dread because they view it this year as a prelude to stealth layoffs.
Hotels giving employees VIP work perks to retain and fill summer jobs
As the hospitality industry continues to face a labor shortage, hotel owners are incentivizing employees to work with free beachfront lodging, fitness equipment, career skills training and better benefits.
Walmart competes with Amazon’s Prime Days by offering ‘Deals for Days’
FOX Business’ Lydia Hu on the latest retail headlines.
Father’s Day: The best, worst states for working dads in 2021
WalletHub recently released a study that found the best and worst states for working dads this year, based on economics, work-life balance, child care and health.
United Airlines relaxing rules on appearance for some employees
United Airlines recently sent a memo to employees saying the company’s appearance standards would be relaxed for customer-facing employees starting Sept. 1.
Bipartisan legislation would incentivize employment with $180 weekly payments to find work
A bipartisan group of representatives this week introduced legislation to incentivize people returning to work as businesses across the U.S. struggle to find workers for hire.
Extra unemployment benefits ending for 440,000 Americans this weekend
More than 400,000 out-of-work Americans are poised to lose their unemployment benefits this weekend as eight states prematurely drop out of a pandemic relief program.
Kroger sees spike in job applications when offering $16 an hour
John Lonski, Frances Newton Stacy and Dave Maney discuss the ability for companies to hire with many Americans taking advantage of extended unemployment benefits.
Limited pork supply, rising prices causing dumpling shortage
Yaso Hospitality Group President Chi Zhang discusses the dumpling shortage caused by limited pork supply and rising meat prices.
Many companies want remote workers—except from Colorado
Big companies are hiring for remote positions that can be performed in any state across the U.S. except one: Colorado.
Uber can challenge California lawsuit alleging drivers were misclassified, judge rules
Uber Technologies Inc. can challenge a lawsuit alleging the company misclassified California drivers as independent contractors.
Have workers ‘lost their ambitions’ amid COVID pandemic?
Rebecca Walser of Walser Wealth Management discusses unemployment benefits, wages and the current work environment.
Climate change, power problems can only be solved with innovation: Expert
Copenhagen Consensus Center President and author Bjorn Lomborg weighs in on climate change, green energy and the power problems facing California and Texas amid heat waves.
Unemployment claims jump unexpectedly: What to do if you need cash now
Many Americans are still struggling to make ends meet with rising consumer prices and low wages. Consider these options if you need quick cash now.
Applebee's reopens flagship Times Square location
Apple-Metro CEO Zane Tankel discusses the Applebee's flagship reopening and how the labor shortage has impacted restaurants.
Louisiana becomes first Democratic-run state to end $300-a-week unemployment benefits
Louisiana became the first Democratic-run state to drop out of a federal unemployment program that provided out-of-work Americans with an extra $300 a week in aid.
Jobless claims unexpectedly climb after dropping to pandemic low
The number of Americans filing for first-time unemployment benefits for the week ending June 12 rose to 412,000 following a pandemic low of 376,000.
Jobless claims unexpectedly climb off pandemic low
The number of Americans filing for first-time jobless benefits unexpectedly rose off a pandemic low last week, according to the Labor Department.
Fed's Powell says all Americans will have job opportunities as economy recovers
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said on Wednesday that the U.S. is on a path to a “very strong labor market” as he noted that Americans will have opportunities to return to work.