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Despite recent years of inflationary spikes and stock market volatility, most Americans haven't cut their retirement savings rate. They also don't plan to sell assets or investments and are taking action to get professional advice to plan their retirement. If you need help saving and planning for retirement, consider working with a financial advisor. Those […] The post Which of These Retirement Savings Trends Fit Your Financial Situation? appeared first on SmartReads by SmartAss...

By Brandon Patterson Oakland city efforts to provide young people with internships in science, technology, engineering, art and math (STEAM) will get a boost from a new grant from the state Department of Education, State Superintendent Tony Thurmond and city officials announced on Monday. Oakland Unified School District will launch the Bay Area STEAM Career

Here’s a snapshot of the U.S. workforce on Labor Day 2023.

A white executive said at a meeting that Asian workers were “steaming rice” on a factory floor in China, the lawsuit says.

A short history of the unofficial strike at Courtauld's Red Scar Mill in Preston, 1965, the first of what would become a long list of significant 'migrant strikes' (such as Mansfield Hosiery in 1972, Standard Telephones and Cables in 1973, Imperial Typewriters in 1974 and, of course, Grunwick in 1976).

Denitsa Tsekova February 16, 2021, 11:39 AM Essential workers, especially those of color, have suffered the greatest risk of death during the pandemic among all occupations, a new study of death records in California found. Workers in the food and agricultural sector saw a 39% increase in their mortality rate since the pandemic began, according to an analysis by the University of California that looked at death certificate data for working-age adults in the last four years in California. But Hi...