4 million NYC workers will now see how much jobs pay before they apply—here's what to know
Starting Nov. 1, most employers in New York City will be required to list the salary range on all posted job ads, promotions and transfer opportunities. Experts say salary transparency will play a role in closing the wage gap.
U.S. surgeon general says workplaces are taking a toll on Americans' mental and physical health
“As we recover from the worst of the pandemic, we have an opportunity and the power to make workplaces engines for mental health and well-being,” Surgeon General Vivek Murthy said.
The June jobs report was cheered by economic bulls given its strength in level terms, but rates of change among leading indicators don't favor a soft-landing outcome for the economy.
Jacob Reed - ReviewEcon.com on Twitter: "RT @byHeatherLong: Workers are experiencing the biggest decline in years in inflation-adjusted pay. Wages are up 5.1% in past year. Infla…" / Twitter
Workers are experiencing the biggest decline in years in inflation-adjusted pay. Wages are up 5.1% in past year. Inflation is up 9.1%.The Labor Department calculates that workers had a -3.6% inflation-adjusted decline in pay in the past year (that's seasonally adjusted). pic.twitter.com/yM0cd7sHbn— Heather Long (@byHeatherLong) July 13, 2022
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Labor Shortages and the Immigration Shortfall | Econofact
By the end of 2021 there were about 2 million fewer working-age immigrants in the U.S. than there would have been if immigration trends had continued unchanged.
Don't fear AI. The tech will lead to long-term job growth.
COVID-19 has sped up the automation of many tasks, leading some to fear algorithms will take their jobs. But AI is creating more jobs than it destroys.
US wages jump by the most in records dating back 20 years
WASHINGTON (AP) — Wages jumped in the three months ending in September by the most on records dating back 20 years, a stark illustration of the growing ability of workers to demand higher pay from companies that are desperate to fill a near-record number of available jobs.