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Eggs are too rich even for Dollar Tree shelves (for now)

Discount chain Dollar Tree has chosen to remove eggs from its shelves, but not quite for the reason you’d expect.

Why you should be watching Secretary of Labor nominee Julie Su

Here's why employees and employers alike should be paying attention to the Secretary of Labor nominee Julie Su.

Talk back: NLRB rules against nondisparagement clauses in severance

The NLRB has ruled against clauses preventing your honest criticism for your circumstances of your severance from a company.

The founder of WallStreetBets is suing Reddit for a trademark?

WallStreetBets is back in the news for an unexpected reason - the founder is suing Reddit over trademark conflicts.

‘Subpar’ performance reviews lead Meta employees to fear imminent layoffs

As Zuckerberg calls for reviews and notes "cutting projects", many Meta employees fear that more mass layoffs are on the horizon once again.

Ford to move ahead with controversial EV battery plant

Ford is aiming to bring electric vehicle battery manufacturing to the US, but not everyone is thrilled by their choice in partners.

Why 7-Eleven paid $91M to driver who crashed into store

A man hit the gas pedal instead of the brakes, but 7/11 is the one paying for their storefront parking situation.

Voice actors forced to sign away rights to AI creators!?

A new report indicates that voice actors are finding sneaky clauses that give away their rights to AI. Is this ethical?