Work & Study

The Federal Trade Commission has moved to block noncompete contracts, and a lot of organizations are not happy with the decision. The End of Noncompete Clauses? In another bold step by the US Federal Trade Commission, Americans may see the end of noncompete clauses in the workplace, if their new rule can make its way … Read more

Money problems have hit the state of Texas – and they might be impacting your kids’ education. That’s the latest news, as school districts across the state have begun announcing that budgets will need to be cut drastically to see out the year. Many schools began the school year in a deficit, and now they’re … Read more

Workers for Delta Air Lines, one of America’s major airlines, could be in for a windfall this year as the company has announced a swathe of pay increases across the country. While some are excited by this news, others are less happy. Delta’s Generous Wage Boost Delta is a company with a long history. It … Read more

Are you tired of the daily commute and dreaming of more flexibility in your work life? Well, you’re not alone. Many companies are continuing to offer remote work options, recognizing the benefits it brings to both employees and employers. Have you ever wondered how this shift could improve your work-life balance? #1. Google Google has … Read more

After firing 30 employees over political protests last week, Google has given the boot to another group of staffers. More Firings at Google Google has confirmed the firing of 20 more employees who have protested against the tech giant’s billion-dollar contract with the Israeli government. April 16 Office Protests The latest round of terminations came … Read more