US Economy Outlook: Companies Hint Labor Shortage Ending, Hiring Slowing, Some Layoffs
For a year, companies have said it's tough to hire. Now companies like Walmart, Shopify, and Lyft say that's changed — and some are shedding workers.
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For a year, companies have said it's tough to hire. Now companies like Walmart, Shopify, and Lyft say that's changed — and some are shedding workers.
Some 5,000 nurses at Stanford Health Care and Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital plan to go on strike a week from today.
Possible factors include the pandemic, cost of living, options for remote work and political division.
Increased costs for restaurants have driven up lunch prices as labor and ingredients have become more expensive, according to payments company Square.
Tech has entered a two-track economy. Maskot/Getty Images The pandemic has pushed tech into a two-track economy between superstar cities and others.