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Facing Japan's worst labor shortage in decades, companies are abandoning strict dress codes on hair color, nail polish, and accessories. This cultural shift reveals how worker power is reshaping traditional Japanese business practices.
New Zealand's Supreme Court ruled Uber drivers are employees, not contractors. This landmark decision could reshape the global gig economy and redefine worker rights on digital platforms.
Stagnant wages and inflation are driving workers to "polyworking"—juggling 2-4 jobs simultaneously. Learn why this trend is reshaping the American workforce and what it means for your career.
Nearly nine out of ten senior HR leaders expect AI to reshape jobs next year, with 67% saying it's already changing how employees work today.
Amazon, America's second-largest private employer, is facing a proposed class action lawsuit alleging it punishes warehouse workers with disabilities for seeking legally required accommodations.
Forget massive headline-grabbing layoffs—the real threat to job security in 2026 is something quieter and more insidious.
Sunnyvale-based chip-design giant Synopsys is eliminating 10% of its global workforce—up to 2,800 positions—following its $35 billion acquisition of engineering simulation firm Ansys.
Starbucks baristas at over 600 unionized stores are walking out in at least 25 cities, demanding better pay and staffing as the company's ambitious turnaround strategy adds to their workload.
New real-time data from ADP reveals U.S. companies were cutting more than 11,000 jobs per week through late October, signaling a cooling labor market that's catching the Federal Reserve's attention.
The ongoing federal shutdown has created a cascading crisis in U.S. air travel, with thousands of flights canceled as air traffic controllers work without pay—or don't show up at all.
Federal employees receive 1% pay increase for 2026 while law enforcement gets 3.8%, marking the smallest civilian raise since 2021 as locality pay freezes.
Missouri's minimum wage rises to $15 per hour on January 1, 2026, affecting 677,000 workers, but legislature repealed paid sick leave and future inflation adjustments.
