Category: Wages and Salaries

Workers Expect Fast Inflation Next Year. Could That Make It a Reality?

The Federal Reserve chair is eyeing near-term inflation expectations, which might shape wages — and help keep prices rising rapidly.
As Dollar Strengthens, U.S. Students in Europe Feel the Benefits

The pound and the euro are trading at decades-long lows against the dollar. For American students abroad, that has made weekend trips, dinners and theater tickets (somewhat) less of a splurge.
Job Openings Rose in September Despite Higher Interest Rates

The labor market has remained stronger than expected even as the Federal Reserve has tried to get inflation under control.
Did your company just add salary information to job posts?

Tell us how a new law in New York City that requires employers to include salaries on job posts is affecting you.
Salary Transparency Has Arrived. Companies Are Catching Up.

New York City joins a handful of states in requiring employers to disclose salary ranges for openings. The goal is to narrow disparities.
Bad News for the Fed As Inflation and Wages Continue to Climb Rapidly

The Federal Reserve’s preferred inflation measure showed that price gains remained fast in September, and a gauge of wages it watches closely is climbing quickly.
Most NYC Job Postings Must Include Salaries Starting in November

A new city law going into effect on Tuesday will require companies with at least four employees to post salary ranges for openings, even if the jobs involve remote or hybrid work.
‘No Jobs Available’: The Feast or Famine Careers of America’s Port Drivers.

Consumer demand has cooled, leaving fewer containers to pick up on the West Coast. For Marshawn Jackson, a truck driver paid by the delivery, that means a hard scrabble to make ends meet.
For Rail Workers, Anger Persists Over Sick Leave

A tentative new contract brokered by the White House offered employees one day off, leaving some dissatisfied and raising the risk of another impasse.
Your Paycheck Next Year Will Be Affected by Inflation. Here’s How.

If you get a raise, you may not end up in a higher tax bracket. But more of your income may be subject to Social Security taxes. And you’ll probably pay more for health care.
Bread Prices Skyrocket as Inflation Grips Europe

The elevated costs of flour, nuts, eggs and even electricity are forcing bakers to increase their prices and cut their production.
Amazon Labor Union Loses Election at Warehouse Near Albany

By a 2-to-1 ratio, the group had its second defeat since a surprise victory in April on Staten Island.