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Amazon CEO Andy Jassy
FinanceAmazon warehouse workers are finally getting free $140 Prime memberships, but corporate colleagues aren’t
By Rachel VentrescaSeptember 20, 2024
A "We're Hiring" sign in Atlanta, Georgia, US, on Wednesday, Sept. 18, 2024. Inflation rates fell under 2% in Atlanta for the first time in almost four years and dropped significantly across the South, providing some relief to consumers, and potential voters, in regions that will be key to the outcome of the US presidential election. Photographer: Elijah Nouvelage/Bloomberg via Getty Images
FinanceTop market strategist sees ‘nirvana’ after Fed rate cut, new economic data
By Will DanielSeptember 19, 2024
Two blurred Amazon workers stand in the foreground looking away from the camera and toward the open sprawl of an Amazon warehouse. In the background we clearly see Amazon and Amazon Prime flags with logos hanging in the warehouse.
FinanceAmazon announces pay raise for hourly warehouse workers
By Matt Day and BloombergSeptember 18, 2024
An exterior shot of a Sam's Club store with the logo visibly showing above the sliding door entrance. A shopper is seen pushing their cart beneath the store sign and two other shoppers are near the entrance.
RetailSam’s Club announces starting pay increase to compete with Costco
By Jaewon Kang and BloombergSeptember 18, 2024
Mortgage rates sink closer to pivotal magic number 
FinanceMortgage rates sink closer to pivotal magic number 
By Alena BotrosSeptember 13, 2024
Boeing 737 being assembled
FinanceBoeing agrees to big wage hike in preliminary deal that would avert a strike
By AFPSeptember 8, 2024
Workers stressed.
NewslettersChoosy hiring managers and a tougher job search: What the Fed’s Beige Book says about the state of the labor market
By Azure GilmanSeptember 6, 2024
GM battery plant workers are getting a 35% raise after joining the UAW
SuccessGM battery plant workers are getting a 35% raise after joining the UAW
By The Associated PressSeptember 4, 2024
Ross Stores’ CEO made a whopping 2,100 times as much as her typical employee in 2023
RetailRoss Stores’ CEO made a whopping 2,100 times as much as her typical employee in 2023
By Sydney LakeAugust 29, 2024
The average American drops $330,000 on rent before becoming a homeowner
FinanceThe average American drops $330,000 on rent before becoming a homeowner
By Sydney LakeAugust 26, 2024
Mother struggles to pay bills with child in lap.
NewslettersMore than 40% of full-time U.S. employees aren’t making a living wage
By Emma BurleighAugust 26, 2024
Businesswoman looks anxious as she waits for job interview.
NewslettersThe labor market is a nervous wreck. Here’s what hiring managers need to know about the confusing and fearful jobs landscape
By Azure Gilman and Emma BurleighAugust 21, 2024
Railroad giant threatens to revoke workers’ hard-won schedule improvements
LeadershipRailroad giant threatens to revoke workers’ hard-won schedule improvements
By Josh Funk and The Associated PressAugust 9, 2024
Massachusetts will make businesses with over 25 employees disclose salary ranges when posting jobs
SuccessMassachusetts will make businesses with over 25 employees disclose salary ranges when posting jobs
By Steve LeBlanc and The Associated PressAugust 1, 2024
American Airlines offers to double some flight attendants’ pay over 5 years as it works to avoid strike  
CompaniesAmerican Airlines offers to double some flight attendants’ pay over 5 years as it works to avoid strike  
By Eva RoytburgJuly 26, 2024
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