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Ford (F), Walmart (WMT) Accused Of Pulling Back From DEI

For years, large American companies announced that they would champion DEI ( Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) plans to treat groups that had been underrepresented or discriminated against because of their identity or handicaps. The…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 2 years ago

The Most Profitable Jobs You Can Do at Home

In today’s gig-driven economy, it won’t be surprising to learn that people hope to find new income without leaving home. In many cases, these jobs are far different from those of a physician or…

David Beren · 2 years ago

Cities Where the Most People Ferry to Work

24/7 Wall St. Insights In some parts of the country, a majority of workers commute on ferries. Ferry ridership has taken a hit since the WFH boom, and has yet to recover to pre-pandemic…

Evan Comen · 2 years ago

These States Pay Kindergarten Teachers the Most

As college becomes more expensive and teaching becomes more demanding, many educators are weighing whether the costs of being a teacher are worth the outcome. Teachers shape the future of American children, and some…

Katie Price · 2 years ago

Should Labor Unions Dominate Like They Do in These States?

24/7 Wall St. Insights North and South Carolina, alternately, are the two states with the lowest unionization at 2.3% and 2.7% of the state’s population respectively. Unions usually help workers to achieve better wages,…

Jessica Lynn · 2 years ago

America’s Fastest Growing Jobs

24/7 Wall St. Insights Due to free-market forces, government policy, and technological advancements, the American labor market is constantly evolving In the next 10 years, the U.S. job market is expected to look much…

Sam Stebbins · 2 years ago

Correction Officers in This State Rake in Over $100K Per Year

Considering a career in criminal justice? You’ll certainly have plenty of job opportunities. Currently, about 5 million people are under some level of supervision in the criminal justice system. 2 million of those are…

Drew Wood · 2 years ago

People Start to Worry About Their Jobs

The New York Federal Reserve has affirmed the view that the labor market has weakened. It may not set off alarm bells yet, but it is cause for concern.

Douglas A. McIntyre · 2 years ago

The Industry American Workers Are Leaving in Droves

For much of the COVID-19 pandemic, Americans were voluntarily leaving their jobs at historically high rates. The era, commonly known as the Great Resignation, lasted for just over two years — from early 2021…

Sam Stebbins · 2 years ago

Women’s Unemployment Lower Than Men’s

One notable statistic in the Bureau of Labor Statistics numbers for May is that unemployment for adult women was lower than for adult men.

Douglas A. McIntyre · 2 years ago