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How to solve the labor shortage? For business, it's hiring three workers instead of six. For workers, it's holding out for the right job.

Mississippi wants to restrict abortion rights, and Texas already has. The Supreme Court going the next step would challenge women's economic standing.

Job applications at FedEx hit record highs after the company made some simple changes. Improvements were costly but clearly worth it, the firm said.

Roughly 4.2 million people walked out of their jobs in October, the third-highest sum ever. Colorado had the country's highest quit rate that month.

A new report from Doximity lays out the super wide gender gap even for high-paid medical professionals. Men make $435,000 and women make $313,000.

Nylas made the very top of the small and midsize list based on responses from employees of color on Comparably.

Comparably's latest list uses 12 months of feedback from employees of color to rank the top companies for diversity.

Some jobs have a higher risk of fatal injuries than others, such as fishing and logging workers, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Companies like GR0 and The Hollister Group were highly rated by women who provided feedback on Comparably during a 12-month period.

On the list of large companies, IBM ranked at the very top based on female employee feedback collected on Comparably.