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Thousands Of US Government Employees Get WFH Deal Ahead Of Trump
A Biden administration appointee has agreed to lock in hybrid work protections for tens of thousands of Social Security staff.
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Elon Musk Pursued Women Working At SpaceX For Sex: Report
Fired SpaceX engineers have filed a lawsuit against Elon Musk for sexual harassment and retaliation in California state court, escalating their multifront legal battle with the billionaire chief executive and his aerospace company.
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Starbucks Illegally Refused To Negotiate With Workers On Zoom: Report
Starbucks Corp. violated federal law by refusing to fairly negotiate with workers at dozens of newly unionized cafes across the country, US labor board prosecutors alleged.
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On First Day At Work, New Starbucks CEO Faces Strikes Across 40 US Cities
The work stoppage comes one day before Starbucks's annual shareholder meeting, the first for new CEO Laxman Narasimhan, who officially took the reins from Howard Schultz this week.
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Elon Musk's New Headache: Severance Pay For Laid Off Twitter Workers
Twitter Inc. employees who were laid off shortly after Elon Musk took over are still awaiting details of their severance packages months after being let go, leading to further legal trouble for the new owner.
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Twitter Sued in Class Action Lawsuit Over Mass Layoffs by Elon Musk Without Enough Notice
Twitter has been sued over the microblogging service's plan to cut about 3,700 jobs at the social media platform, without enough notice as required under US federal and California law, in a class action lawsuit on Thursday. The company plans to start cutting staff on Friday, it revealed to employees in an email. However, the The federal Worker Adju...
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Twitter Sued For Mass Layoffs By Elon Musk Without Enough Notice
Twitter Inc. was sued over Elon Musk's plan to eliminate about 3,700 jobs at the social-media platform -- half of its workforce -- which workers say the company is doing without enough notice in violation of federal and California law.
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"Cute Lunchbox But...": New York Times' Return To Work Perk Backfires
Hundreds of New York Times Co. employees are working from home this week in defiance of the company's renewed return-to-office push.
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IBM Emails Show Millennial Workers Favoured Over "Dinobabies"
IBM executives discussed in emails how to force out older workers and derided them as "Dinobabies" who should be made an "Extinct species," according to a court filing in an age discrimination case against the company.
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Amazon Work Rules Govern Tweets, Body Odour of Contract Drivers
Thousands of Amazon workers aren’t employed by the Seattle leviathan. They work for small, independent businesses with contracts to transport packages for Amazon. But that hasn’t stopped the company from dictating the state of their fingernails — and a whole lot more.
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Thousands Of US Government Employees Get WFH Deal Ahead Of Trump
A Biden administration appointee has agreed to lock in hybrid work protections for tens of thousands of Social Security staff.
-
Elon Musk Pursued Women Working At SpaceX For Sex: Report
Fired SpaceX engineers have filed a lawsuit against Elon Musk for sexual harassment and retaliation in California state court, escalating their multifront legal battle with the billionaire chief executive and his aerospace company.
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Starbucks Illegally Refused To Negotiate With Workers On Zoom: Report
Starbucks Corp. violated federal law by refusing to fairly negotiate with workers at dozens of newly unionized cafes across the country, US labor board prosecutors alleged.
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On First Day At Work, New Starbucks CEO Faces Strikes Across 40 US Cities
The work stoppage comes one day before Starbucks's annual shareholder meeting, the first for new CEO Laxman Narasimhan, who officially took the reins from Howard Schultz this week.
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Elon Musk's New Headache: Severance Pay For Laid Off Twitter Workers
Twitter Inc. employees who were laid off shortly after Elon Musk took over are still awaiting details of their severance packages months after being let go, leading to further legal trouble for the new owner.
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Twitter Sued in Class Action Lawsuit Over Mass Layoffs by Elon Musk Without Enough Notice
Twitter has been sued over the microblogging service's plan to cut about 3,700 jobs at the social media platform, without enough notice as required under US federal and California law, in a class action lawsuit on Thursday. The company plans to start cutting staff on Friday, it revealed to employees in an email. However, the The federal Worker Adju...
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Twitter Sued For Mass Layoffs By Elon Musk Without Enough Notice
Twitter Inc. was sued over Elon Musk's plan to eliminate about 3,700 jobs at the social-media platform -- half of its workforce -- which workers say the company is doing without enough notice in violation of federal and California law.
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"Cute Lunchbox But...": New York Times' Return To Work Perk Backfires
Hundreds of New York Times Co. employees are working from home this week in defiance of the company's renewed return-to-office push.
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IBM Emails Show Millennial Workers Favoured Over "Dinobabies"
IBM executives discussed in emails how to force out older workers and derided them as "Dinobabies" who should be made an "Extinct species," according to a court filing in an age discrimination case against the company.
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Amazon Work Rules Govern Tweets, Body Odour of Contract Drivers
Thousands of Amazon workers aren’t employed by the Seattle leviathan. They work for small, independent businesses with contracts to transport packages for Amazon. But that hasn’t stopped the company from dictating the state of their fingernails — and a whole lot more.
