Boeing’s Nationwide Layoffs Turn to Washington and California Next
The Boeing layoffs will take place nationwide throughout 2025, but around 400 cuts in Washington and 500 in California have been announced. ...
Ohio State Cancels Employee Raises After Overturning of DOL Rule
After the DOL’s expansion of overtime eligibility was struck down by a federal judge, Ohio State has canceled related employee pay raises. ...
Ending the Year on a High Note, Mexico’s Minimum Wage Increases by 12%
Mexico’s minimum wage is set to increase by 12% in January and while concerns surrounding inflation and falling currency value persist, the decision is a positive o...
Airbus Announces 5% Job Cuts in Its Defense and Space Sector
Struggling to handle sales and handle costs, Airbus is turning to job cuts to reign in the business and reprioritize growth. ...
Cornered by a Labor Shortage, Greece Turns to Foreign Workers
To address its labor shortage, Greece hopes to bring in around 300,000 workers from outside to address the lack of local manpower. ...
Cargill Layoffs Announced, Falling Commodity Prices Impede the Business
The Cargill layoffs will affect 5% of its global workforce this year, which is estimated to involve around 8,000 workers. ...
Once Again, Elon Musk’s Tesla Pay Package Is Rejected
A Delaware judge upheld her previous ruling on Elon Musk’s Tesla pay package, rejecting the shareholder vote that was expected to help overturn the ruling. ...
Volkswagen Workers in Germany Head Out on a Warning Strike
Volkswagen workers in Germany are now on strike, making this the first large-scale walkout at the company’s domestic operations since 2018. ...
The Automotive Industry Stumbles, Valeo Announces Job Cuts in Europe
Citing a massive loss of European competitiveness, Valeo is set to proceed with job cuts in Europe that could affect around 1,000 employees. ...
FTC Opens Broad Antitrust Investigation into Microsoft’s Licensing and Cloud Practices
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has opened a broad antitrust investigation into Microsoft, including of its software licensing and cloud computing businesses, as ...
Disney Pay Gap Allegations Result in a $43.25M Settlement
Disney has agreed to a settlement of $43.25 million over allegations of a pay gap where female employees earned $150 million less than their male colleagues over eight ye...
Walmart DEI Rollback: Scales Back Diversity Initiatives Amid Pressure
Walmart Inc. is reversing course on diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives, joining a growing list of businesses retreating on DEI programs targeted by conservative ...
What Changes Can You Expect in Walmart’s DEI Policies?
Walmart is scaling its DEI policies, making it the biggest U.S. employer to do so. The shifting trends suggest it won’t be the last business to make the change. ...
Google Faces DOJ’s Second Antitrust Trial Over Alleged Ad Tech Monopoly
The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) told a federal judge that Alphabet’s Google illegally dominated online advertising (ad) technology in seeking a second antitr...
How Hiring Platforms & AI Are Making Job Searches Harder?
The challenges of modern Hiring Tech: Bulk applications, ghost jobs, and AI’s impact ...
Bosch Job Cuts Highlight Industry Challenges in Transition to EV
Bosch, Germany’s technology and services company on Friday said, it plans to cut its automotive division workforce by as many as 5,500 jobs in the next several ye...
