The number of American workers who quit their jobs during the pandemic, over a fifth of the workforce, may make up one of the largest American trade union movements in recent history. Workers demanded higher pay and better conditions, driven by rising inflation and pandemic awareness that employers expected them to risk their lives for …
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Photo: Getty Images / iStockphoto We are rationing health care. The reason isn’t a shortage of beds, medications, ventilators, or surgical suites. This is a shortage of health personnel. As with other parts of the American economy, healthcare has pushed its workforce to the limit. Doctors, nurses, administrators, respiratory therapists and others have been in …
Applied materials Inc. is working to automate its financial processes to increase efficiency and free employees for more analytical tasks. This includes using tools like robotic process automation and the cloud to reduce the time employees spend collecting data and increase the time they spend collecting insights from them. The company, which provides equipment, software …
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Photo: Getty Images / iStockphoto We are rationing health care. The reason isn’t a shortage of beds, medications, ventilators, or surgical suites. This is a shortage of health personnel. As with other parts of the American economy, healthcare has pushed its workforce to the limit. Doctors, nurses, administrators, respiratory therapists and others have been in …
Jordan Taylor (left) and Michael Guirguis (right) founded Seso in 2019 to make it easier for US farmers to recruit seasonal migrant workers, procure H-2A visas, transport them to the US, and properly manage and pay their workers. Seso The harvest does not wait. And American agriculture has faced a labor crisis for decades, resulting …
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Photo: Getty Images / iStockphoto We are rationing health care. The reason isn’t a shortage of beds, medications, ventilators, or surgical suites. This is a shortage of health personnel. As with other parts of the American economy, healthcare has pushed its workforce to the limit. Doctors, nurses, administrators, respiratory therapists and others have been in …
The number of American workers who quit their jobs during the pandemic, over a fifth of the workforce, may make up one of the largest American trade union movements in recent history. Workers demanded higher pay and better conditions, driven by rising inflation and pandemic awareness that employers expected them to risk their lives for …
Automation isn’t the biggest threat to factory jobs in the United States Read More »
