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Walmart Closing Four Stores in Chicago, Citing Years of Losses
The country’s largest retailer by revenue signals some pullback from large cities. Source link
Next Wave of Remote Work Is About Outsourcing Jobs Overseas
The idea came to Johnny Taylor Jr. early last year, after one of his employees made a case that her technology position could be done
Your Gen Z Co-Worker Is Hustling More Than You Think
Being young and ambitious right now often means proving that you can be both of those things at the same time. What’s News See More
Albertsons Earnings Shrink Amid Difficult Consumer Environment
Business Earnings Supermarket chain braces for significant labor investments, inflation cost increases Source link
New Normal for PCs Looks Worse Than the Old One
Layoffs, budget constraints and return to office shift complicate the theory of permanent gain. Source link
Union Hotel Workers in New York Suburbs Score Biggest Pay Raise in 100 Years
WSJ News Exclusive Property Report New deal, which excludes New York City hotels, boosts some wages to $31 an hour Source link
Laid-Off Tech Workers Launch ‘Revenge Startups’ Just as Money Dries Up
Venture-capital investors, as recently as last year, used to seek out founders who were quitting their tech jobs to launch their own businesses. Now that
As Tech Jobs Disappear, Silicon Valley Veterans Reset Their Careers
For engineers and other tech workers, landing a job with one of the industry’s best-known companies was long the ultimate professional achievement. Now, many Silicon
More Workers Take Parental Leave as States, Employers Expand Eligibility
Listen to article (2 minutes) Shawna Freeman Lane, 34, continued to teach college-level business by laptop after she gave birth by C-section in 2017. Her
Is Big Tech's R&D Spending Actually Hurting Innovation in the U.S.?
Big companies are hiring an ever-larger proportion of America’s inventors, who are less productive once they join. Source link