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SAN FRANCISCO, December 10, 2025 (Newswire.com) – Instawork today released The Year in Flexible Labor 2025, an annual view of the real-time labor dynamics that shaped local economies…
Read more Instawork Year in Flexible Labor 2025: Inland Markets Surge as Coastal Affordability TightensNew Analysis Reveals Real Hourly Pay is Falling Double-Digits Behind Inflation in Major Metros, Fueling a Localized Affordability Crisis and the Most Geographically Uneven Holiday Earnings Season Since…
Read more Holiday Paychecks Shrink Fastest in San Francisco and Seattle; New York and Atlanta Workers Show Most Wage ResiliencePresident Donald Trump said U.S. workers are already benefiting from his economic policies. “The average American worker has already seen a $500 wage increase this year,” Trump said…
Read more Trump says workers got a $500 wage bump. Really?Outside the Diamond Cabaret, Feb. 15, 2018. Kevin J. Beaty/Denverite Denver is investigating three strip clubs over claims of wage theft. It’s also the first time the Denver…
Read more The Denver Auditor’s Office is investigating strip clubs for wage theftThe hottest place for coworkers to congregate lately is on the picket line. From nurses to Hollywood actors to autoworkers, industry professionals are stepping out on their jobs…
Read more 2023 Sees a Surge in Strikes. But Are They At An All-Time High? | EntrepreneurOpinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. The wage gap might seem like old news, but things aren’t improving. For some populations, the wage gap has even…
Read more How to Close Your Wage Gap and Open Equity at Work | EntrepreneurThe numbers: The U.S. created a stronger-than-expected 253,000 new jobs in April and wages rose sharply, indicating there’s still lot of demand for labor even as the economy…
Read more Jobs report shows strong 253,000 increase in April. U.S. labor market not cooling muchThe numbers: The U.S. created a stronger-than-expected 253,000 new jobs in April and wages rose sharply, indicating there’s still lot of demand for labor even as the economy…
Read more Jobs report shows strong 253,000 increase in April. U.S. labor market not cooling muchThe deep uncertainty that the COVID pandemic created in the workforce hasn’t waned. U.S. workers are struggling with inflation, burnout, and fresh waves of layoffs. This comes as…
Read more When workers are an employer’s No. 1 priority, stockholders benefit tooThe Federal Reserve is likely to raise interest rates more than the markets now expect, says Ricardo Reis, an economist at the London School of Economics. “Markets are…
Read more ‘Markets are going to get rocked’ as Fed is likely to push rates higher, economist warnsDespite rising layoffs and hiring freezes, Americans entering the job market aren’t settling for a slim paycheck, especially when looking for new positions. Malte Mueller | Getty Images…
Read more Report: American Salary Expectations Hit Record HighIt’s the most wonderful time of the year: corporate budget season. Or in some cases, budget re-adjustment season. It’s the time when companies start to get realistic about…
Read more American workers can expect bigger raises next year, despite a looming recessionFederal Reserve Gov. Christopher Waller said Sunday that financial markets seem to have overreacted to the softer-than-expected October consumer price inflation data last week. “It was just one…
Read more Fed’s Waller says market has overreacted to consumer inflation data: ‘We’ve got a long, long way to go’Italian unions representing workers at Stellantis, Ferrari, Iveco and CNH Industrial will on Monday ask for a wage increase of 8.4% to be paid in 2023 to counter…
Read more Italy unions demand Stellantis, Ferrari wage rise of 8.4% for 2023Workers Serve State of California with Lawsuit To Have Piece Rate Immunity Bill, California AB1513, Declared Unconstitutional Press Release – updated: Jan 23, 2017 Oakland, California, January 23,…
Read more Workers Sue the State of California to Declare More Than a Billion Dollars in Wage Immunity Unconstitutional
