Report: Labor investigators find Cisco favored visa holders over U.S. workers
The U.S. Labor Department has reportedly found that Cisco Systems discriminated against U.S. workers in favor of foreign visa holders. Investigators with the department’s Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs found that the San Jose-ba.....»»
U.S. labor market remains tight, economy continues to grow: Fed Beige Book
Labor markets remained tight across the United States as businesses struggled to find skilled workers and wages grew modestly, the Federal Reserve said on Wednesday in its latest report on the economy......»»
Local demand for construction workers remains high amid U.S. labor shortage
It's estimated that the Austin metro will be short nearly 3,000 workers in trade occupations over the next decade, including construction positions, according to a recent report by Workforce Solutions.....»»
: Montana offers $1,200 to get people back to work — but are extra unemployment benefits really keeping Americans out of the labor force?
'Montana is open for business again, but I hear from too many employers throughout our state who can’t find workers,' said Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte, a Republican......»»
April jobs report to shine light on emerging tension: Availability of U.S. workers
A growing fight between the White House and Republicans over workers and incentives has cast a new light on the labor market......»»
April jobs report to shine light on emerging tension: Availability of U.S. workers
A growing fight between the White House and Republicans over workers and incentives has cast a new light on the labor market......»»
January Payrolls Preview: Beware A Big Beat
January Payrolls Preview: Beware A Big Beat After last month's dismal payrolls report, according to which the US labor market contract by a whopping 140K workers in December (primary as a result of 372K.....»»
College Graduates May End Up Delivering Your Milk Tea
Beijing is busy worrying about all the young degree-holders who are about to flood the labor force. Spare a thought for the migrant workers......»»
Earnings for workers climb 5.7 percent in first quarter
The typical U.S. worker earned $957 a week during the first quarter of 2020, according to a new report from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). That represented a 5.7 percent gain from the weekly median of $905 in the same quarter a year ago. (.....»»
Economic Report: Small-business owners more optimistic at the start of 2020, the NFIB says
Small businesses turned more optimistic about sales and profits in the first month of 2020, but they are still struggling to find qualified workers, according to a closely followed survey......»»
Companies add the most workers since 2015
Companies in the U.S. ramped up hiring at the start of the year, taking on the most workers since May 2015 and indicating the labor market remains robust, a report on private payrolls showed Wednesday......»»
Companies add the most workers since 2015
Companies in the U.S. ramped up hiring at the start of the year, taking on the most workers since May 2015 and indicating the labor market remains robust, a report on private payrolls showed Wednesday......»»
Companies in U.S. add most workers since May 2015, ADP says
Companies in the U.S. ramped up hiring at the start of the year, taking on the most workers since May 2015 and indicating the labor market remains robust, a report on private payrolls showed Wednesday......»»
This challenge could delay your holiday packages
More businesses are adopting creative strategies to find workers in a historically tight labor market. They include sharing worker.....»»
Disabled workers make a lot less than other New Yorkers: report
Rudy Giuliani, President Donald Trump’s attorney, is being scrutinized by federal investigators for his financial dealings following the indictment of two of his associates for violating campaign... To view the full story, click the title link......»»
Apple let Chinese suppliers break labor laws to produce new iPhone, says report
China Labor Watch (CLW), a non-profit organization aimed at advocating for Chinese workers, released a damning report about the use of temporary workers at Apple supplier Foxconn......»»
Finding workers remains a problem for employers in St. Louis region
Businesses are increasing benefits, loosening hiring requirements, and more aggressively marketing themselves to find workers, a survey by the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis found. With a tight labor market, wages are rising, too. Forty percent.....»»
Economic Report: Worker pay and benefits growing at slower pace, ECI shows, in another sign of ebbing inflation
The cost to businesses of employing American workers rose at a slower pace in the second quarter, offering more evidence that labor costs are not adding much to inflation. The employment cost index rose 0.6% in the second quarter......»»
Editorial: Don’t write off those with a criminal past
In Massachusetts’ tight labor market, many businesses are largely ignoring a pool of tens of thousands of potential workers who are highly motivated and eager to find gainful employment......»»
Capitol Report: Small-business owners: We want to hire, but we just can’t find ‘qualified’ workers
Is there really a shortage of skilled workers available for hire? Small-business owners certainly seem to think so. They say they want to add workers, but it’s darn near impossible......»»
Economic Report: ADP private-sector job growth surges by 275,000 – but don’t get too excited
Private-sector employers hired far more workers than economists had expected, according to a report that analysts may find it challenging to rely too much on.....»»