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Who is entitled to overtime? A new Supreme Court decision puts employers on notice
Good morning, CFOs are concerned about compliance risks. And at a time when talent, pay, and compensation are top of mind, the highest court in the U.S. is weighing in on employment laws. “Frankly, ev...
Some employers are still adding jobs. Here’s who is hiring.
The economy may be showing signs of weakness, with consumer spending wobbling and home purchases sinking on higher borrowing costs, but there’s one economic pillar that isn’t slowing down ...
There’s a big skills gap at work right now. These are the top 10 skills employers are looking for
Although the peak of the Great Resignation may be over, many companies are still struggling with the fallout. Nearly seven in 10 human resource professionals believe their organization has a skills ga...
Chicago Rolls Out Campaign to Lure Employers After Citadel, Boeing Exits
(Bloomberg) — Chicago and its suburbs are taking new steps to lure companies to the region after high-profile corporate departures rocked the city last year. Most Read from Bloomberg Mayor Lori ...
Most Popular Articles Show Employers More Focused On Workplace Culture
A review of the 2022 most read articles shows employers are serious about improving workplace … [+] culture. getty I’m coming up on a fourth anniversary as a Forbes contributor to Diversit...
Big employers like Google, IBM no longer require college degrees in a tight job market, but experts warn that may not last
‘It’s a bit like musical chairs right now’: Big employers like Google, IBM no longer require college degrees in a tight job market, but experts warn that may not last Dropping your k...
D.C. spending deal sets way for employers to help workers build cash savings
As people watch their savings sink under inflation’s pressure, one provision in the congressional year-end spending deal aims to make it easier for workers to save money for life’s unexpected expenses...
Suze Orman says, ‘We’re heading downhill very fast,’ unless employers start providing this lucrative benefit to their workers
Americans trying to save some cash for unforeseen expenses are up against a lot — months of red-hot inflation, wages that don’t keep up, the sheer difficulty of delayed gratification in a time when pe...
Employers Rethink Need for College Degrees in Tight Labor Market
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Rough Road Ahead For Retail Employers And Employees Next Year
Retail employee having an awful schedule feeling exhausted and desperate getty A year ago, the retailers had one overwhelming employment problem: they couldn’t find enough people to work in their stor...
Surprising Ways Employers Can Solve Both
Helping caregivers can alleviate the talent shortage in suprising ways. getty Layoffs are grabbing the headlines lately, but there is still a shortage of workers in a tremendous number of jobs. In add...
Employers plan largest raises since 2007 — is it enough?
Show me more money. Employers are planning to bump up salaries by an average of 4.6% next year — the most since 2007, according to a new Willis Tower Watson (WTW) survey of 1,550 U.S. companies. More ...
Why Employers Give Out Phantom Stock Plans
phantom stock If you’ve been promoted to a senior position in a company, you might find yourself wading through a flood of new perks. While a higher salary and company car has obvious uses, obscure re...
Forget washing dishes or bagging groceries — teens are seizing whatever jobs they want as ‘desperate’ employers try to fill seats
With unemployment hitting new lows, employers are turning over rocks these days to find qualified workers. Enter Gen Z — who previously proved their mettle in last summer’s hiring spree. “I think why ...
Large Indiana employers Eli Lilly and Cummins speak out about the state’s new restrictive abortion law
An Eli Lilly and Company pharmaceutical manufacturing plant is pictured at 50 ImClone Drive in Branchburg, New Jersey, March 5, 2021. Mike Segar | Reuters Drugmaker Eli Lilly, one of the biggest emplo...
Forget restaurants and retail — teens are seizing the jobs they want as ‘desperate’ employers try to fill seats
Forget restaurants and retail — teens are seizing the jobs they want as ‘desperate’ employers try to fill seats With unemployment hitting new lows, employers are turning over rocks these d...
LinkedIn CEO reveals the generational data behind the Great Reshuffle—and the Gen Z trend should frighten employers
LinkedIn CEO Ryan Roslansky has issued a word of warning to employers grappling with an intensifying battle for talent: “Motivate and inspire Gen Z, or risk being left behind.” The professional social...
As employers call workers back to the office, some AAPI women worry
An attendee identified as Emily, left, holds a candle during a candlelight vigil for Michelle Go at Portsmouth Square in San Francisco, Calif. Tuesday, Jan. 18, 2022. Stephen Lam | Getty Images Someti...
Large employers wrestle with abortion benefits question
Kim Nguyen felt a sense of pride last fall when her bosses at Alloy committed to pay travel expenses for workers in Texas if they needed to access abortion services, after the state passed new restric...
Why many employers have ditched 4-year degree requirements
John Williams heard about the apprenticeship through his former high school and decided to give it a shot. At the time, Williams, now 22, was finishing up his associate degree in computer science at W...
Employers Need To Start Expecting More From The Health System
Ask American families what frustrates them the most about health care, and the answers are consistently the same: navigating a fragmented health system is time-consuming and expensive. Employers – the...
Can I Fund a Roth IRA and Contribute to My Employer’s Retirement Plan?
You can contribute to both a Roth IRA and an employer-sponsored retirement plan, such as a 401(k), SEP, or SIMPLE IRA, subject to income limits. However, each type of retirement account has different ...
US Wages Are 20% Lower Due to Lack of Competition Among Employers: Report
As the Biden administration works to promote what it calls its pro-labor agenda, a new analysis by the Treasury Department finds that monopsony power – a market structure in which there is only one bu...
Pensions May Actually Be Cheaper For Employers Than 401(k) Plans
pensions 401(k) With a few notable exceptions, the age of pensions is largely over in the U.S., with traditional defined benefit plans mostly being replaced by defined contribution retirement vehicles...
What’s behind the rise in employers offering crypto salaries?
As reported by NBC New York, more and more young professionals want to get paid in crypto. And, in a bid to lure and retain talent, forward-thinking employers are meeting this demand. Even price volat...
Record-Breaking 4.5 Million Americans Quit Jobs In November As Employers Struggle To Retain Workers
Topline Though the number of job openings fell more than expected in November, the number of Americans quitting their jobs jumped to record territory, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported Tuesday, ...