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Bosses have more leverage now and are using subtle tactics to pressure workers to quit including RTO mandates and harsh performance reviews, experts say.

The Pasadena Unified's Board of Education approved a plan to layoff roughly 200 employees.

Allegheny Wood Products, a company that employs hundreds of West Virginians and has produced hardwood products for decades in West Virginia, is closing its doors.

The number of tech sector layoffs in 2024 has been outpacing the number of terminations in 2023.

An unceremonious end to the 2023 season left a sour taste for Orioles starting pitcher Grayson Rodriguez. He talked about working with new teammate Corbin Burnes.

NORMAL — Rivian Automotive Inc. plans to lay off part of its salaried workforce amid a quarterly loss and an increasingly competitive electric vehicle market.

The decision reflects Vice's response to industry-wide challenges, including declining advertising revenue and shifting audience engagement patterns.

In the face of financial difficulties, Vice Media Group will discontinue publishing content on its own website, Vice.com, and lay off "several hundred" jobs in the next week.

As president of the West Virginia AFL-CIO, my primary objective is to stand up for the rights and well-being of workers across our state. The recent announcement by the Cleveland-Cliffs

Vice Media, a Canadian-American digital company, plans to lay off several hundred employees and no longer publish its flagship website content, the...