I have written several times about the wage compression issue related to a $15.00 minimum wage, but I must admit I missed the most obvious
Category: At Work
Most people spend two thirds of their lives at work and work is the place where we see people at their worst. It’s like we check our common sense at the door. Here’s why.
No savings, no retirement
Today, 60 percent of U.S. households have no money in a 401(k) or similar retirement account, and the benefits of 401(k)s are skewed toward the
Teamsters pension crisis shows how unions add risks to workers
Democratic politicians are great at bashing corporate America, from CEO pay to the use of tax loopholes. When it comes to unions there is dead
Overtime
Having been in an office job for nearly fifty years, most of that as a manager or above, I can tell you the new overtime
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