US Job Market Defies Expectations: Openings Rise to 8 Million
The US labor market shows unexpected resilience as job openings increase to 8 million in August. Despite economic challenges, the construction sector and government positions see notable growth, signaling continued strength in the American economy.
Michigan's Minimum Wage to Surge 20% Following Landmark Court Ruling
A court decision in Michigan paves the way for a significant 20% increase in the state's minimum wage. This ruling is set to reshape the economic landscape, impacting workers and businesses across various industries.
CVS Health to Cut 2,900 Jobs Amid Cost-Saving and Restructuring Efforts
CVS Health announces plans to lay off 1% of its workforce as part of a broader cost-cutting initiative. The company is also considering separating its retail pharmacy and insurance units, signaling potential major changes in its business structure.
CEO Pay Soars to 290 Times Average Worker Salary, Fueling Income Inequality Debate
New data reveals CEOs earned 290 times more than average workers in 2023, highlighting a dramatic increase in income disparity since 1965. The trend raises concerns about fair compensation and potential solutions to address the widening gap.
Massive West Coast Dockworkers Strike Disrupts US Economy
Nearly 50,000 dockworkers along the US West Coast have gone on strike, halting operations at major ports. The action demonstrates the workers' collective power and highlights their crucial role in the global supply chain.
Latina Workers Face $1.3 Million Wage Gap Over Career, Study Finds
New data reveals Latina women earn just 58 cents for every dollar paid to white, non-Hispanic men, resulting in a staggering $1.3 million loss over a 40-year career. The wage disparity highlights persistent economic inequalities and the need for action to achieve pay parity.
