Adobe will put U.S. employees on unpaid leave if they’re not vaccinated
Adobe employees in the United States were informed on Friday that they must be vaccinated against Covid-19 by December 8 or face being placed on unpaid leave
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U.S. officials keep a close watch on the ‘delta plus’ Covid mutation
Health officials in the United States are keeping a close eye on a new Covid-19 subvariant known as “delta plus,” which some scientists believe may be more contagious than the already highly transmissible delta variant.
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Whirlpool CEO says he’s ‘starting to get worried’ the U.S. labor shortage may become structural
On Thursday, the CEO of American appliance company Whirlpool told CNBC’s Jim Cramer that he’s “beginning to get scared” that the United States’ labour market will confront fundamental issues in the years ahead, even after certain pandemic-related hurdles have been addressed.
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WhatJobs.com expands its European Operations with New Office in Dublin, Ireland
One of the worlds leading job search websites, has announced its continued global expansion with the appointment of Hicham Serouti as Global Head of Sales & Operations. Serouti, previously held several senior roles within IBM for sixteen years
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US budget deficit hits $2.77 trillion in 2021, 2nd highest
The United States’ budget deficit for 2021 was $2.77 trillion, the second highest on record but decreased from the all-time high of $3.13 trillion in 2020. The deficits in both years reflect trillions of dollars in government spending to mitigate the devastating effects of a global pandemic.
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Tesla receives massive Model 3 order from car-rental giant Hertz
Tesla’s market value increased beyond $1 trillion on Monday after Hertz announced “an initial order” of 100,000 vehicles from the automaker.
Hertz has ordered the Tesla Model 3, which starts at around $40,000 and is the automaker’s best-priced vehicle among its current range of electric vehicles (EVs).
Walmart’s corporate workers will return to the office in early November
According to a company-wide memo acquired by CNBC, Walmart’s corporate staff will begin returning to the company’s Arkansas headquarters and other offices across the country in early November.
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1 in 5 gig drivers got unemployment benefits at pandemic peak
About 1 out of every 5 drivers in the gig economy was collecting unemployment benefits at the pandemic’s peak, according to a new analysis published by the JPMorgan Chase Institute.
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Facebook, Twitter and digital ad stocks drop sharply after Snap earnings
Shares of Facebook, Twitter, and other social media and digital advertising businesses are down dramatically in after-hours trading after Snap revealed that revenue estimates were missed in the third quarter due to Apple’s iPhone privacy rules disrupting its advertising business. Snap also cautioned that supply chain issues were restricting short-term advertising investment because companies did not want to stimulate demand for products that they might not have in store.
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U.S. homebuilding stumbles as supply constraints mount
Homebuilding in the United States unexpectedly dipped in September, with permits falling to a one-year low due to severe shortages of raw materials and labour, bolstering projections for a strong slowdown in third-quarter economic growth.
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What Fraud? Walter Watts & his $10 million check Scam
Walter Watts was born in London in 1817. He got a job at the Globe Insurance Company through his father, dealing with the cheques that the firm received. He was responsible for ensuring that the amount paid out for fire, insurance claims, and dividends was adequately reflected in the company passbook. In 1833, he testified as a witness on behalf of the bank in the trial of a man accused and later convicted of forging a £150 cheque. A decade later, he embarked on his own life of crime.
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Famous quotes Myleene Klass, Joseph Schumpeter, and more
“Do you know how hard it is for women to ask for money? To ask for a pay rise or ask for what they’re entitled to? I want [my daughters] to be desensitised to it so that asking for money will be like asking for a cup of tea.” Broadcaster Myleene Klass
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PART II: THE FUTURE OF JOBS
The COVID-19 pandemic appears to be deepening existing inequalities across labor markets, to have reversed the gain in employment made since the Global Financial Crisis in 2007–2008, and to have accelerated the arrival of the future of work.
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UK Local Jobs Focus. What is it like to live and work in Harrow, North West London?
There are plenty of opportunities in the London Borough of Harrow. Whether skilled or unskilled, there are no shortage of jobs in the area.
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I want that job! Hedge Fund Giants Elliott Advisors
The British division of Elliott Advisors, one of the leading activist hedge funds in the US, paid its staff in London £113.3m last year despite racking up a pre-tax loss of $6 million, says James Hurley
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Who’s Getting What Salary? Universal Music, The BBC, and more!
The BBC’s director general Tim Davie has been given a pay rise of £75,000 after just one year in the role
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PayPal reportedly in talks to acquire Pinterest in $45B deal
PayPal Holdings Inc. is in talks to acquire visual bookmarking provider Pinterest Inc., according to multiple reports published today.
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Credit Suisse to Pay Nearly $475 Million to U.S. and U.K. Authorities
Credit Suisse Group AG has agreed to pay about $475 million to US and UK authorities, including nearly $100 million to the Securities and Exchange Commission, in a scheme involving two bond issues and a syndicated loan that obtained cash on behalf of state-owned firms in Mozambique.
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US expected to authorize mix-and-match COVID booster shots
Federal regulators are expected to authorize the mixing and matching of COVID-19 booster doses this week in an effort to provide flexibility as the campaign for extra shots expands.
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Procter & Gamble hikes prices try to ease supply chain clogs
Procter & Gamble has said that it will hike pricing on a variety of home items, including skin care products, oral care products, and razors. P&G attributed the increase to growing transportation costs and a scarcity of raw supplies, both of which have been clogging supply lines for some time.
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GE mandates Covid-19 vaccines for US workers
General Electric Co. GE 0.59 percent, Union Pacific Corp. UNP -0.08 percent, and other significant U.S. employers are requiring Covid-19 vaccines for their employees in order to meet a Dec. 8 deadline set by the Biden administration for government contractors.
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Android 12 might finally have native support for app cloning
There was a time when it was practically expected to discover that someone owned two phones. On that level, the necessity to keep personal and professional life distinct still persists in this age of dual SIM phones, especially since apps don’t always support managing multiple accounts.
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West Virginia House passes COVID vaccine exemption bill
The West Virginia House of Delegates passed a last-minute COVID-19 vaccination exemption bill Friday morning after more than two hours of debate, sending the bill to the state Senate where there is pressure from business and healthcare groups to block the bill.
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Amazon to hire 2,500 seasonal employees across Kentucky
Amazon announced plans to hire 150,000 seasonal employees worldwide, including 2,500 in Kentucky,...
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Analysts predict Valkyrie will launch Bitcoin Futures ETF this week
Analysts are forecasting that a second futures-based Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) will go live by the end of the week as a result of the launch of ProShares’ Bitcoin Strategy ETF later today.
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U.S. auto plants and suppliers have 73,400 fewer workers on the job
Microchips aren't the only shortage plaguing the auto industry right now - workers are in short supply, too, from the smallest Tier 3 supplier to the shop floor of the largest assembly plants, showrooms, and dealership service areas nationwide.
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Netflix (NFLX) Slated to Report 3Q’21 Earnings
Netflix is expected to release its third-quarter numbers after the market closes on Tuesday. The streaming entertainment behemoth is expected to report $7.48 billion in sales and 3.5 million net subscriber additions in the September quarter, according to Wall Street analysts. This would show a 16.22% revenue growth from the same period in 3Q’20. EPS is expected to come in at $2.56, an increase of 61% from $1.59 per share a year earlier. Earnings whispers meanwhile, anticipates EPS coming in at $2.70 per share.
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Canon sued for disabling scanning, fax if printers exhaust ink
Canon is being sued for not enabling consumers to use the scan or fax functions in multi-function devices if the ink runs out on some printer models. Canon is well known for making photography equipment and printers for business and household users. Canon USA is being sued as part of a class action lawsuit by David Leacraft, who claims the business engaged in misleading marketing and unjust enrichment practices.
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