Posted: 10:00 a.m. EDT Sep 27, 2021
Service Industry Employers Are Still Struggling To Fill Jobs
The pandemic is still impacting applications and employees' willingness to stay on the job.
Service Industry Employers Are Still Struggling To Fill Jobs
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Roku hit with another cyberattack, exposing 576,000 accounts' data
Last month, the company announced more than 15,000 accounts had been impacted by a first breach that included fraudulent purchases in some cases.
Want a 4-day workweek? 30% of companies are considering it
A new report shows nearly a third of CEOs are exploring schedule changes to reduce burnout and improve employee well-being.
Google starts removing links to California news sites for some users
Google called it a "short-term test" seemingly in response to a bill that could force the company to pay news organizations for sharing their content.
This is where you can get free coffee and ice cream on April 16
You can start your day with a free hot coffee from Wawa and end it with a free ice cream cone from Ben and Jerry's.
NASA confirms space junk crashed into Florida home
A piece of debris originating from the International Space Station crashed through two floors of a Florida home in March.
Man's trip overseas ends in sticker shock over $143,000 phone bill
The T-Mobile customer of 30 years said he alerted the carrier of his travel plans, as he always does.
