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Yellow Corporation CEO Darren Hawkins warns his fleet of 30,000 truckers could fail if the Teamsters refuse "getting to the table" on wage and restructuring negotiations.

Employers are having a tough time getting employees to return to the office after remote work — especially on Mondays. Jeff Hornstein appeared on "America Reports" to explain.

Spirit AeroSystems is resuming operations on Friday at its Wichita, Kansas, plant after union workers agreed to a new contract, ending a week-long work stoppage.

Many employees today are engaging in the "big stay" at their jobs, essentially choosing to stay put given today's economic conditions. Workplace experts shared insights.

Major retailers are buying Bed Bath & Beyond leases as the beleaguered retailer winds down operations after filing for bankruptcy protection in April.

Overly chatty or friendly colleagues can distract employees from their work at hand — and even affect career performance. Here's what to do and how to solve this problem in the workplace.

If there are any benefits of "Bidenomics," Harvard economist Kenneth Rogoff says "they're not coming for a long time" as Americans will stay "stuck" with inflation.

Some of the top publishers in the nation are in discussion to form a coalition aimed at examining the impact of artificial intelligence on the news industry.

The surge in companies' adoption of new generative artificial intelligence tools could impact the mental well-being of an already stressed workforce, an expert says.

The U.S. is spending more than $42 billion, with the goal of making reliable and affordable high-speed internet available across all states, territories and D.C. by 2030.

Ford will begin laying off workers this week in the U.S. and Canada as part of the Detroit-based automaker's growth plan that was introduced in 2021.

Ohio-based electric pickup truck maker Lordstown Motors filed for Chapter 11 on Tuesday and is taking legal action against Taiwanese manufacturer Foxconn.

A survey by the Upwork Research Institute found that 64% of C-suite executives believe their companies will hire more professionals due to generative AI technologies.

A new survey from Resume Builder found that 4 in 10 businesses will be utilizing artificial intelligence to conduct interviews with job seekers by 2024.

Employees at more than 150 Starbucks locations across the United States are planning to go on strike over the coffee giant's alleged "hypocritical treatment of LGBTQIA+ workers."