Marugame Seimen, a leading udon-noodle restaurant chain, announces plans to quadruple the salary cap for restaurant managers to attract talent in a challenging labor market.
Amazon is investing $1 billion to increase wages and reduce health care costs for its U.S. workforce, reflecting its commitment to employee welfare amid labor pressures.
The resignation of BX1's CEO Marc De Haan has ignited controversy over his substantial severance package, raising questions about corporate governance and ethics in executive compensation.
Spirit Airlines announces furlough of 1,800 flight attendants as it faces its second bankruptcy within a year, reflecting broader challenges in the airline industry.
Recent data reveals a decline in US jobless claims, indicating a complex labor market landscape with signs of cooling amid sluggish hiring.
ExxonMobil plans to reduce its European workforce by 1,200 jobs as part of a global reduction of 2,000 positions, reflecting the challenges in the oil industry.
Brazil's unemployment rate holds steady at 5.6% for August, matching a historic low, reflecting significant economic recovery and job market improvements.
Germany's unemployment rate rose unexpectedly in September, signaling ongoing challenges in the labor market amid economic weakness. The jobless count surpassed 3 million for the first time in a decade.
In August, US job openings rose slightly while hiring slowed, indicating a cooling labor market that may influence Federal Reserve interest rate decisions.
