Need a 2024 side hustle? Here are the most in-demand, according to Fiverr
Data from freelance gig site Fiverr reveals the most in-demand services heading into 2024 – and each of the top side hustles allow you to work from home.
AI infiltrates workplace: How everything from hiring process to staffing demands changed this year
Artificial intelligence has already forced companies to rapidly develop and deploy plans for integration as demand for the tech increases after high public engagement with OpenAI.
Career trend 'act your wage' from fed up workers brings job warnings from experts
A new career trend known as "acting your wage" is getting more attention at workers push back against job stress and workloads — here's what both businesses and workers need to know.
Google, Meta, other tech giants slash DEI-related jobs, resource groups in 2023: Report
Tech giants, like Google and Meta, have cut over 40% of DEI jobs and have slashed their budgets for DEI employee groups by as much as 90% in 2023, according to CNBC.
Job interview 'coffee cup test' used by corporate executive goes viral: 'Manipulative'
A managing director's 2019 business podcast interview has resurfaced and sparked debate on social media as people learn he disqualifies job seekers if they don't wash their coffee cups.
'Career cushioning,' latest workplace trend, has employees trying to protect themselves heading into 2024
A workplace trend known as "career cushioning" has employees setting up Plan B initiatives — so that if they're downsized by their companies, they're prepared for it. Here's what to know.
Holiday travel: Uber, Lyft drivers hold hours-long protest at Atlanta airport
Uber and Lyft drivers protested at the Atlanta airport on Saturday to demand higher wages from the rideshare companies.
Fed looking for higher unemployment in order to cut aggressively: Barry Knapp
Ironsides Macroeconomics managing partner Barry Knapp discusses the November PCE, inflation, the potential supply chain crisis due to attacks in the Red Sea and the Fed.
In viral career trend 'shift shock,' employees find their new job not up to expectations
A viral career trend known as "shift shock" has emerged in which workers determine the new job they've taken is not what they expected. Here's more about today's unhappy employees.
The 'big disconnect' with the market is where profit expectations are: Jake Oubina
Piper Sandler managing director and senior economist Jake Oubina on the 3Q GDP, the November PCE, jobless claims and his economic outlook for 2024.
Electric scooter rental company Bird files for bankruptcy
E-scooter rental company Bird Global filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on Tuesday, two years after going public in a deal valued the startup at $2.3 billion.
Texas man reveals how his Santa-for-hire business has changed over the years: 'More personalized'
Calling all Santas! A Texas business owner hired over 1,000 Santa recruits in 2023 alone and revealed how business is booming amid a changing industry of Saint Nicks.
Over one-third of US companies will not give year-end bonuses, survey says
Companies are wrapping up the calendar year 2023, and according to a Monday survey, the share of firms with plans to not dole out end-of-year bonuses hit just over one-third.
Organizations in Washington, Connecticut helping create qualified workers for jobs in maritime industry
The maritime industry is booming, but employers are struggling to find qualified workers so organizations in Connecticut and Washington are training young adults to enter the field.
Investor bullishness is running high: Jack Ablin
Cresset CIO and founding partner Jack Ablin discusses the impact of inflation on the economy and stock market in 2024 on 'Making Money.'
FTX files reorganization plan to end bankruptcy
Cryptocurrency exchange FTX Trading Co. has filed an amended plan to end its bankruptcy and return funds to investors and customers.
New 'coffee badging' job trend has some business leaders on high alert
As more companies want workers back in the office, some employees are pushing back by engaging in "coffee badging," the latest job trend. Here's what to know and what to do.
You've just gotten fired. Here's how to forgive yourself and move on
People who have been fired from their jobs for any range of reasons need to assess the loss — and take concrete steps to move forward in their careers, say experts. Here are insights.
Starbucks accused by NLRB of union busting for closing 23 stores
That National Labor Relations Board accused Starbucks of closing 23 locations last year as a way to shut down union activity and is trying to force the coffee giant to reopen them.
Nearly two-thirds of US companies will have in-person holiday parties in 2023: survey
With year-end holidays fast-approaching, many U.S. companies have holiday parties in the cards for their workers. Challenger, Gray & Christmas reported the share with in-person events will be 64%.



















