Jobs

Kanye West issued a very specific recruitment requirement for a chief financial officer on Twitter.

Tech companies are giving their employees more freedom to work from anywhere.

The closing is reportedly the result of the decline in global travel during the COVID-19 pandemic

The company is seeking employees to fill roles including delivery drivers, parts sales managers and full and part-time sales associates at its more than 5,800 stores throughout the country. 

Pinterest workers are staging a virtual walkout after former COO Françoise Brougher filed a lawsuit on Tuesday accusing the company of gender discrimination.

Unlike the just-expired $600-a-week jobless aid supplement, which was fully federally funded, the executive action that Trump signed on Saturday depends on states being able to fund 25%, or $100, of the aid.

Key industry groups urge the adoption of interim trade rules.

A California judge has denied Uber and Lyft's request for an extension of a 10-day stay following a ruling that drivers of the ride-hailing companies must be classified as employees instead of independent contractors.

The coronavirus pandemic has pushed U.S. companies to go bankrupt at a rate that could make 2020 the worst year for bankruptcies since 2010 during the fallout of the Great Recession, according to a new report from S&P Global.

The majority of the jobs lost as a result of the coronavirus pandemic were likely temporary, the Trump administration estimated.

The rural airline wants to award $250,000 in bonus money to its chief executive and other employees. 

Seven companies, part of Amazon's Delivery Service Partner program, announced in Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification (WARN) filings in New York, Connecticut, and Pennsylvania that they would be letting go 1,205 drivers as well as closing facilities.