Starbucks New CEO: $113 Million and Remote Office to Turn Company Around

Starbucks spent nearly $113 million to steal its newest CEO from Chipotle. Critics have called out this compensation package, and the CEO’s added benefit of being able to work from home, as a demonstration of the company’s inequality problems. Starbucks’ Newest Leadership Change Starbucks recently announced a major change in its leadership team. Brian Niccol … Read more

17% Raise Rejected: Why American Airlines Flight Attendants Are Still Unhappy

An embattled negotiation between American Airlines and their flight attendants union could lead to a strike after the airline’s latest offer has fallen through. 17% Wage Hike Offer Image Credit: Shutterstock / Jirsak Amid contract negotiations this week, major US airline American Airlines offered their flight attendants a 17% wage hike, which would be effective … Read more

No More 9-to-5: Why Americans Are Abandoning Corporate America

Workers across America are increasingly leaving corporate chains, driven by the search for better wages, conditions, and work-life balance. Here are 18 key sectors they’re departing from and the core reasons behind their moves. #1. Walmart Employees are leaving Walmart due to stagnant wages and inconsistent scheduling. Many seek opportunities in smaller retail businesses that … Read more

Job Cuts Surge in Oregon as Nike and Intel Slash Thousands of Positions

Amid an increasingly challenging economic climate, more Americans are facing job losses. Recently, two major companies in Oregon have also joined the wave of layoffs. A Once Thriving Employment Hub Oregon’s current economic situation is a stark contrast to its earlier recovery after the pandemic, when the state quickly gained a strong workforce. Over time, … Read more