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More than half of white-collar workers in 10 major US cities worked from their offices last week for the first time since the pandemic began.
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US labour costs have slowed for a third consecutive quarter, in a sign — likely to be welcomed the Federal Reserve — that wage inflation is cooling despite the tight labour market.
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Taylor Nicole Rodgers reached out to me about Mississippi’s banking deserts prior to this documentary. Her research was impeccable! This is a very informative film!! Shout out to and the for bringing awareness!
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Survival isn't cheap. Northwestern Medicine billed $416,328 to treat me for cancer, and my insurer Cigna paid $175,725.
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In August, I visited a town with out a bank.
The sole branch in Coffeeville, MS closed last year, decimating the local economy. It's one of 1,600+ "banking deserts" in the US, and many are predominately Black communities.
Watch our film 👇🏾
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“As a young female living in the US, I simply never want to see it happen that abortion access becomes restricted in the state that I live in.”
How women voters clawed back ground for the Democrats — with
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"As a young female living in the US, I simply never want to see it happen that abortion access becomes restricted in the state that I live in” and on the Roe factor in the midterms
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Demand for US workers rebounded in Sept in a sign the labour market might be resisting the Fed’s efforts to cool the economy.
It suggests that they'll keep rates up for a while in order to balance labour demand with the limited supply of workers.
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I spent the last week talking to realtors, mortgage brokers, appraisers & construction groups who told me that they have lost as much as *80%* of their revenue since the Fed started raising rates in March.
“It went from feast to famine.” one said.
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And just like that... we're talking about a rail strike again.
The 3rd largest union, , voted to reject the tentative agreement Biden helped them negotiate w/ the railroads in Sept.
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The best city in the US for foreign companies to do business? The winner of the inaugural FT-Nikkei ranking is…#Miami. Disagree? Play with the online interactive and come up with your own winner. #FTInvestingInAmerica
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The tyrannical boss, the person who puts you down in order to build themselves up, the passive aggressive co-worker . . .
's interviewed , author of Getting Along, about tips to deal with difficult colleagues.
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Is the labour market finally starting to cool off a tad?
Job openings, a measure of labour demand, fell more than 1mn in one of the biggest one-month drops on record. #JOLTS
ft.com/content/9db101 via
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Expensive commutes and $14 lunches: how inflation hampers back-to-work push
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Reminder that diverse is not a synonym for not white and by definition it’s impossible for an individual to be diverse.
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In this week’s Behind the Money:
“The consensus is that the US has some of the weaker labor laws among developed democracies.” -
🎧: link.chtbl.com/ftbehind-the-m
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US businesses are bracing for an “economic disaster" if freight rail workers strike on Friday.
“Jobs will be lost, & costs will go up as shortage of raw materials & consumer goods ripples throughout the economy — it will be a double whammy."
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Bernie Sanders addressing a labour rally in the UK typifies how global the modern union movement is -- a topic I discuss with on the latest FT Working It Podcast, feat 's Mick Lynch ft.com/content/ef941a
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I'm guest hosting podcast Working It for a bit while takes a well-deserved vacation! My first episode, on how unions suddenly became cool again, feat 's Mick Lynch & , is out now! Let me know what you think!
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Seeking Silicon Valley workers being summoned back to the office now after months/years remote. Happy? Angry? Anxious? Let’s talk — DMs open, other details in bio. Anonymity if requested.
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What a treat to represent the at #NABJNAHJ22 this week in Las Vegas!
It’s always great to learn from and connect with other biz journos. See you in Birmingham next year!
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Really looking forward to attending #NABJNAHJ22 with !
I'll be moderating a panel on how to cover economic inequality on Aug 3 at 2pm. Come say hi!
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When blistering temperatures hit New York, a brutal disparity becomes clear: you are much more likely to die from heat exposure if you’re Black.
The current heatwave could be the longest the city has seen in a decade
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Some 112k employees of the nation’s largest freight rail carriers are poised to strike next week over their pay & working conditions, a move that could cripple the country’s already strained supply chains.
Retailers aren't prepared.
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Happy to be back on to chat about how badly the crypto crash hurt black investors, and why many still remain bullish on it
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Crypto collapse hits black Americans hard on.ft.com/3c0Q3RC
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Wage growth might be slowing... but "If you’re looking at [today's jobs] report for signs we’re already in a recession, you’re likely to come up blank," per
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With unions shaking up some of America’s biggest companies — including Amazon, Starbucks and Apple — workers have found an ally in Joe Biden’s top labour relations official.
My interview with NLRB general counsel Jennifer Abruzzo for the :
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🚨 PODCAST ALERT🚨 In the latest 'Working It' episode, what might be going wrong for women working in hybrid roles — and how it could be fixed? With , &
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"This is not what a recession looks like... Workers are still quitting their jobs at elevated rates & layoffs are still v low. Clouds can move in quickly & darken the outlook for the US labor market, but for now, the sun is still shining." -Indeed's on today's #JOLTS
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Black America's relationship with crypto is such an interesting story, and tells it brilliantly. on.ft.com/3OLsXgr
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More and more US companies are adopting upskilling programs as they struggle to both find qualified workers and meet their D&I goals
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I’m thrilled to be at this week! If you’re here too and have thoughts on the future of work, please seek me out. I’d love to hear them.
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Let’s not forgot who yesterday’s ruling harms the most.
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June is a good time to remember that we, the media, have to do better when handling news about the LGBTQ+ community.
Bullying isn't journalism. Outing someone will never be journalism.
What the Sydney Morning Herald did to Rebel Wilson is bullying. 1/7
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Business papers rarely report on porn even though it owns a big corner of the internet. We decided to change that.
Our new podcast Hot Money looks at the decision makers and dealmakers behind the industry — and it involves some seriously kinky finance on.ft.com/3auoWxA
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