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Consumer advocates fight 'digital discrimination' against old-school coupon clippers - Vimarsana News

Consumer advocates fight 'digital discrimination' against old-school coupon clippers

A coalition of consumer rights groups has petitioned U.S. supermarkets to end digital-only discounts, calling them discriminatory against seniors and low-income shoppers who lack internet access.

Consumer advocates fight 'digital discrimination' against old-school coupon clippers - Vimarsana News

Consumer advocates fight 'digital discrimination' against old-school coupon clippers

A coalition of consumer rights groups has petitioned U.S. supermarkets to end digital-only discounts, calling them discriminatory against seniors and low-income shoppers who lack internet access.

More states requiring employers to list salary ranges for job openings - Vimarsana News

More states requiring employers to list salary ranges for job openings

More states are requiring employers to disclose salary ranges for job openings, a trend popular with job seekers that experts say will have little effect on pay levels.

More states requiring employers to list salary ranges for job openings - Vimarsana News

More states requiring employers to list salary ranges for job openings

More states are requiring employers to disclose salary ranges for job openings, a trend popular with job seekers that experts say will have little effect on pay levels.

Report shows 31 states and D.C. still have fewer jobs than 2019 - Vimarsana News

Report shows 31 states and D.C. still have fewer jobs than 2019

While the nation has recovered its overall job losses from the pandemic, a new report finds that 31 states and the District of Columbia still have fewer jobs than in 2019.