New Jersey Attorney General Jennifer Davenport sued Amazon on antitrust grounds, alleging the tech giant abuses its market power over third-party delivery contractors to suppress labor competition, depress wages, and worsen working conditions.
U.S. job openings fell slightly to 7.36 million in June, but the labor market showed resilience despite energy price surges and geopolitical shocks from Iran.
Amazon's massive layoffs, driven by AI investment, have displaced thousands of tech workers, forcing them into a competitive job market where roles are being automated. Many former employees are seeking stability in startups or facing pay cuts, highlighting a significant shift in the tech industry.
Badania socjologiczne wskazują na rosnący problem "weightismu" w Polsce, czyli dyskryminacji zawodowej ze względu na masę ciała. Atrakcyjny wygląd, zwłaszcza szczupła sylwetka, wpływa na decyzje rekrutacyjne i awanse, często przed oceną kompetencji kandydata.
Bitcoin's recent 11% recovery, reaching near $64,000, is heavily dependent on the Federal Reserve's meeting minutes due Wednesday. The rally is based on the assumption of a weakening US labor market limiting the Fed's hawkish stance. The minutes will reveal if officials shared this concern in mid-June, potentially validating or undermining Bitcoin's recovery.
A new study reveals that immigrants leave Germany due to bureaucracy, discrimination, and language barriers. Family reasons and lack of career support also contribute. Younger emigrants with less German proficiency are more likely to depart, often returning home or moving to other European nations.
A study by the Institute for Employment Research (IAB) reveals that immigrants leave Germany due to bureaucracy, discrimination, and language barriers. Family reasons and a lack of support for career development are also significant factors. Younger emigrants, less proficient in German but fluent in English, are more likely to depart.
US nonfarm payrolls rose by only 57,000 in June, missing expectations, while the unemployment rate unexpectedly fell to 4.2%. Conversely, the Eurozone unemployment rate held steady at a record low 6.2% in May, highlighting diverging labor market trends and central bank policy paths.
US consumer confidence rose slightly in June, driven by lower gas prices after a Middle East truce. However, perceptions of the labor market weakened, with a 5-1/2 year high in difficulty finding jobs and expectations of little future improvement.
Wall Street enters a holiday-shortened week with a focus on the health of the labor market, Nike's crucial Q4 earnings report, and the impact of Middle East violence on oil prices, despite a 60-day ceasefire agreement between the U.S. and Iran.
Central Bank chief Elvira Nabiullina stated that artificial intelligence is not yet a decisive factor in the labor market but its influence is expected to increase over time. While AI currently boosts productivity for individual companies, its broader macroeconomic effect is yet to be seen.
A record one-third of US adults aged 25-35 lived with parents in 2025, with high housing costs cited as the primary driver. Despite many holding jobs and degrees, soaring rents and home prices make independent living unaffordable, impacting household formation and delaying retirement for parents.
Manitoba has closed its Career Employment Pathway (CEP) for international graduates under the Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP). Candidates with 6+ months of work experience can transition to the Skilled Worker in Manitoba Pathway. The change aims to align education, work experience, and labor market needs.
Manitoba has closed its Career Employment Pathway (CEP) for international graduates, effective immediately. Candidates with active EOIs and 6+ months of work experience in Manitoba can now apply through the Skilled Worker in Manitoba Pathway. The change aims to better align education, work experience, and labor market needs.
The US added 172,000 jobs in May with an unchanged unemployment rate of 4.3%, indicating a resilient labor market. Despite this, US stocks fell sharply due to a sell-off in AI chip stocks, with the Nasdaq down 4%.
Seattle, heavily impacted by tech layoffs, sees workers transitioning to fields like HVAC technician training, as vocational program enrollments rise 20% since 2020, contrasting with declining computer science enrollments.
The U.S. labor market added jobs for the third consecutive month in May, with significant gains in hospitality, construction, and healthcare. Despite a steady unemployment rate of 4.3%, wage growth lagged behind inflation, potentially influencing the Federal Reserve's interest rate decisions.
Russia's labor market boasts a record 61.5% workforce participation and 2.2% unemployment, yet faces structural challenges. Deputy PM Golikova emphasizes AI's potential to boost productivity by 21% by 2032, requiring upskilling, particularly in higher education.
US unemployment benefit applications reached a four-month high of 225,000 last week, signaling economic uncertainty exacerbated by the Iran conflict and rising inflation, despite historically low overall layoffs.
US jobless claims unexpectedly rose last week, but overall indicators suggest a resilient labor market. Tech layoffs continue, influenced by AI, while geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and supply chain disruptions add economic uncertainty. Europe's reliance on Russian energy is highlighted amidst sanctions.
Russia's labor market is in a difficult situation due to record low unemployment of 2.2%, leading to a shortage of personnel across many sectors, according to Economic Development Minister Maxim Reshetnikov. He stated that the labor deficit is a constraint and an indicator for the Central Bank's decisions on interest rates.
Private companies added 122,000 workers in May, exceeding expectations and marking the strongest month since January 2025. Job growth was broad-based across sectors and company sizes, signaling a stable labor market ahead of key government reports and Federal Reserve meetings.
Spain's labor market reached a record 22.3 million social security affiliates in May, with foreign workers accounting for nearly half of the 232,000 new jobs. Despite international uncertainty, the economy continues to create jobs, though unemployment figures showed a less significant drop than in previous years.
US job openings increased to 7.6 million in April, signaling a robust labor market. Layoffs and quits declined, indicating worker confidence, though gross hiring also fell, suggesting employer caution.
