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From Nearly 250 Restaurants to an Overnight Shutdown, What O'Charley's Workers Should Do Now

O'Charley's shut its corporate restaurants at 8 p.m. Wednesday and Tennessee officials say no WARN notice was filed. What laid off staff should do first.

September 14, 2026Read Article

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Jobs for Over 60s in Korea Grew by 191,000 While Under 30s Lost 143,000

South Korea added 184,000 jobs in August, but youth employment fell for a 28th straight month to 44.1 percent as older workers took nearly all the gains.

September 11, 2026Read Article

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BBC Staff Turned Down 2.1 Percent After Being Told Each 1 Percent Costs 180 Jobs

BBC unions rejected a pay offer averaging 2.1 percent, below inflation, as the broadcaster cuts 500 million pounds of costs. A strike ballot looks likely.

September 11, 2026Read Article

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Amazon Lifts Its Irish Starting Pay to 35,568 Euro and Adds 200 Dublin Jobs

Amazon is raising minimum frontline starting pay in Ireland to 17.10 euro an hour from 27 September, and is recruiting for 200 new roles across Dublin.

September 11, 2026Read Article

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A Union Report Says Digital Shelf Labels Put Up to 191,633 Grocery Jobs at Risk

An AFL-CIO Tech Institute report says digital shelf labels could affect 44,223 to 191,633 US grocery jobs and cost workers billions in lost wages a year.

September 11, 2026Read Article

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Nearly a Million Young Britons Are Out of Work While Hospitality Sits on 100,000 Open Roles

A Hilton and WPI Economics analysis says lower hospitality taxes could move 15,000 young people into work, with each hire worth about 152,000 pounds a year.

September 11, 2026Read Article

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Canada Approved 9,346 Early Retirements as Ottawa Works Toward 40,000 Fewer Public Jobs

Canada approved 9,346 federal early retirements and rejected 69, as Ottawa works toward cutting about 40,000 public service jobs. What staff should know.

September 11, 2026Read Article

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Florida's Minimum Wage Reaches 15 Dollars on September 30 and Tipped Pay Hits 11.98

Florida's minimum wage hits 15 dollars an hour on 30 September, with tipped pay at 11.98. It is the last scheduled rise before inflation indexing takes over.

September 11, 2026Read Article

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A Viral Ice Cream Job Crashed Its Own Site and Its AI Screening Notice Is the Real Story

A remote ice cream tasting job paying 10,000 dollars a month drew so many applicants the site buckled. Its AI screening notice is the part worth reading.

September 11, 2026Read Article

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More Than 80 Percent of US Doctors Now Work for Corporate Employers

More than 80 percent of US physicians are corporate-employed, up from 25 percent in 2012. A survey of 1,000 doctors shows what that did to their autonomy.

September 11, 2026Read Article

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Full Sail Cuts 180 Jobs and Illinois Tech Cuts 160 as College Layoffs Widen

Full Sail cut 180 jobs and Illinois Tech 160 as college staffing fell 6.6 percent in a year. Why campus support roles are shrinking while faculty numbers grow.

September 11, 2026Read Article

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MultiCare Cuts 138 Health Care Jobs in Washington and None of Them Carry Union Protection

MultiCare is cutting 138 jobs across Washington between October and January, with clinical assistant nurse managers hit hardest. What the WARN filing reveals.

September 11, 2026Read Article