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Pull Up For Change Calls On Brands To Address Their Role In White Supremacy

Uoma Beauty founder Sharon Chuter started a movement that asks brands to disclose the number of Black employees in corporate roles.
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U.S. Economy Entered Recession In February: Economists

The economists said that employment, income and spending fell sharply as the coronavirus outbreak shut down businesses nationwide.
By Christopher Rugaber, AP

How Europe Is Getting People Back to Work

The offices, factories and workplaces that employees left before lockdown will look dramatically different when they return.
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We All Deserve Shorter, More Flexible Workweeks, Especially Now

To prevent the disease's spread, employees need to know they can stay home.
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May Rent Is Due, And Hundreds of Thousands of Tenants Are Going on Strike

Activists and some members of Congress are calling for rent to be canceled, as the coronavirus pandemic wreaks economic havoc.
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What To Do If You're Put On Unpaid Leave Over Coronavirus

Workers are already being asked or forced to take time off without pay because of COVID-19.
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11 Telltale Signs A Department Layoff Is Coming

These clues can speak louder than a manager's reassurance.
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Milwaukee Looks For Motive In Molson Coors Shooting Rampage

Police say a 51-year-old employee of the brewery opened fire on his co-workers, killing five people before turning the gun on himself.
By Brendan O'Brien, Reuters

11 Hilarious Tweets About Job Interview Questions

What if you shared what was really on your mind during job interviews?
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I Had To Get A Job At The Grocery Store In My Affluent Town. Here's What I Learned.

"I now know what it’s like to be on both sides of the register and it's truly changed me."
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