A New Way to Lure People Back to Offices: Tying Pay to Attendance
Working fewer than the required in-office days could lead to lower bonuses, law firm says
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Nurses Sue CommonSpirit Hospital Chain Over Unpaid Wages After 2022 Cyberattack
Oregon nurses say they weren’t paid correctly for several pay periods.
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Next Wave of Remote Work Is About Outsourcing Jobs Overseas
Companies respond to labor shortages and rising wages by moving some positions abroad, labor consultants say
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More Workers Take Parental Leave as States, Employers Expand Eligibility
Fathers in particular take advantage of new laws and changing workplace culture
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What Happened When Uber's CEO Started Driving for Uber
Dara Khosrowshahi and other executives realized drivers’ complaints were valid. They revamped the app, helping Uber attract workers and extend its lead on Lyft. Driver pay remains a sticking point.
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Switzerland cancels or reduces bonus payouts for top Credit Suisse management
Switzerland has instructed Credit Suisse to cancel or reduce by 50 or 25% all outstanding variable renumeration for the top three levels of management, the Swiss Federal Council said in a statement on Wednesday.
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Argentina grains inspectors' union ends strike after wage boost
Argentina's grains inspectors' union ended a week-long strike after securing a deal to more than double salaries in line with the country's surging inflation rate, it said on Wednesday.
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GM Says 5,000 White-Collar Workers to Depart Through Buyouts
Car company expects to take a roughly $1 billion charge during the second-quarter as a result
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Tesla Ordered to Pay More Than $3 Million to Black Former Worker
Case was presented to a second jury after a judge reduced original damages award
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Low Jobless Claims Show Labor Market Shrugs Off Economy's Clouds
New applications for unemployment benefits rose by 7,000 last week
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