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| Fewer US jobs for int'l MBA candidates More than 40% of respondents also reported a decline in job opportunities for international 'specialised masters' students, such as those taking master's in management. International students make up as much as 30% of the population of some business schools in the US. According to a Kaplan Test ...
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| US is way behind other nations on workers' readiness for jobs of the future, report says "Take the Southwest Airlines pilot — she did a phenomenal job landing that plane," Jouret said, referring to Tammie Jo Shults, who stayed calm under pressure during an engine explosion that grabbed international attention this month. "This is the thing we need people to be good at: How to cope with ...
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| US Needs to do Better Job Preparing Workforce for Technological Advances The workforce is being transformed via smart machines and other technologies but the U.S. isn't preparing workers for these changes, according to a new report from a task force of the Council on Foreign Relations. The group says that "governments, businesses, educators, and other institutions need to ...
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| Want to be a high earner? 25 of America's highest paying jobs They are also almost always high pressure and challenging positions that are growing in demand at pace with or faster than the overall job growth across all ... 24/7 Wall Street reviewed the latest median pay data from the U.S. Department of Labor to identify America's 25 highest paying jobs.
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| The Way We Work Is Killing Us In the United States, workers work among the longest, most extreme, and most irregular hours; have no guarantee to paid sick days, paid vacation, or paid family leave; and pay more for health insurance, yet are sicker and more stressed out than workers in other advanced economies. U.S. companies ...
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| Trump's trade war with China risks jobs and profits in working-class areas Economists Joseph Francois and Laura Baughman estimated last month that the tariffs would increase employment in the U.S. steel and aluminum industries by more than 26,000 jobs but also lead to the loss of 495,000 other jobs throughout the rest of the American economy. John Hritz, CEO of JSW ...
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| Demise of Toys R Us and fashion chain East bring more job losses The high street is braced for another wave of job losses as a result of the final demise of Toys R Us and the fashion chain East, and fresh speculation about the future of House of Fraser. The handful of Toys R Us stores that were still trading closed their doors for the final time on Tuesday, ending the US ...
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| Yes, The Jobs Guarantee Is Absurd In case there is any confusion, the authors don't mince words, warning readers that "Make no mistake, this is a policy to transform the U.S. labor market". And they're right! They recommend a minimum wage of $24,600 which they translate to a minimum hourly wage of $11.83. At a first pass, private ...
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| Democratic Leaders Not Quite Ready For A Jobs Guarantee Sanders' proposal, which hasn't been formally introduced yet, would likely involve substantial government spending and radically reshape the U.S. labor market. It's the kind of idea Democrats might have scoffed at in the past; President Barack Obama, for instance, tended to agree with Republicans that ...
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| Need Work? Maybe That's a Job for Government The other day, New Jersey U.S. Senator Cory Booker proposed a federal program guaranteeing a job for anyone who wants one. It's an idea that sounds a lot more radical than it is. If properly implemented, a job guarantee -- or something like it -- could be a good way of both fighting recessions and ...
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