Most American wages remain unchanged
The majority of American wages remain unchanged, says a new study by the Economic Policy Institute. Workers have hardly seen any real wage growth...
UK manufacturing wages increasing, says EEF
UK manufacturing wages are increasing faster than virtually all other sectors of the economy, says a new survey published by EEF, the UK’s engineering...
UK June unemployment hits six-year low
UK June unemployment declined by 132,000 compared to May, hitting a six-year low of 6.4%, according to figures published by the Office for National...
More low wages today than before the recession
Low wages are more common today than before the global financial crisis and the Great Recession that followed. The jobs gained during the economic...
US Male employment recovering
US male employment recovered more rapidly in July, with two-thirds of all jobs added going to men, says the Institute for Women’s Policy Research...
Does automation kill jobs? Yes and No
Does automation kill jobs or create them? The answer is “both”, according to a new study carried out by EMSI (Economic Modeling Specialists International)...
US July job growth slowed
US July job growth slowed, registering an increase of 209,000, which was slightly fewer than the 230,000 analysts had been expecting. The unemployment rate edged up...
US June unemployment falls to 6.1 percent
US June unemployment falls by 0.2 percentage point to 6.1%, its lowest level in nearly six years, the Bureau of Labor Statistics informs. Non-farm...
Nestle living wage commitment, UK and Ireland
A Nestle living wage commitment has been made by the Swiss food giant to its British and Irish employees, i.e. it will make sure...
CEO pay racing ahead
CEO pay among the top 350 publicly traded companies was 296 times higher than typical workers’ pay, a new study published by the Economic...