What are FTSE 100 bosses earning in 2022?
Executive pay for FTSE 100 bosses has bounced back to pre-pandemic levels, says Harriet Agnew in the Financial Times.
Category: Employment News
Tesla worker wins fresh trial over race discrimination after turning down $15 million damages
After turning down a $15 million judgement, a federal court in California ordered a fresh trial on the damages Tesla Inc. owes to a Black former manufacturing worker who accused the firm of race discrimination.
Roe vs Wade: Adidas, Nike and Disney join the wave of companies who will help employees cover abortion travel costs
Companies are pledging support to their staff after the ruling gave states permission to make abortion illegal
Why Tesla employees returning to the office had poor wi-fi and no parking spaces
When Tesla employees returned to the workplace after orders from CEO Elon Musk, they faced interrupted Wi-Fi and difficulty finding desks and parking spaces.
UK employers set to slash pay for staff working at home
A survey from the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development shows firms are moving to reduce pay
UK Lloyds Pharmacy staff are fighting for pay hike after rejecting latest offer
The Pharmacists’ Defence Association (PDA) Union said it will contact Lloyds Pharmacy shortly about a higher wage rise offer after the majority of its members rejected the company’s recent 3% offer.
Amazon employees protest the company’s online sale of anti-transgender books
Amazon employees marched in Seattle’s Pride Parade to protest the online retailer’s continued selling of anti-transgender books.
Netflix has lost 1,600 staff so far this year
Netflix cut 300 jobs in its latest round of layoffs on Thursday, as the firm struggles with declining revenue growth.
Apple emphasizes support for staff after controversial Roe vs Wade abortion ruling
Apple issued a statement in response to the Supreme Court’s decision today to overturn Roe v. Wade, which allows states to make abortion illegal.
First unionized Starbucks workers to go on strike over treatment of colleagues forced to re-interview for jobs
The first unionized Starbucks workers in Seattle from the Broadway and Denny store on Capitol Hill are striking to protest the treatment of their co-workers at three locations.
United Airlines pilots to get pay hikes as travel disruption continues
United Airlines pilots would get pay hikes of more than 14 percent over the next 18 months, as well as paid maternity leave under a new contract signed with the firm.
Walmart grants $15K to JAG-K to continue workforce development
Walmart, the major retail business, has donated $15K to the Kansas chapter because it supports 36 employees who are also JAG-K students.
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