Raytheon Faces Backlash Over Alleged Age Discrimination

The corporation formerly known as Raytheon could go to court over claims that it has discriminated against older workers for years. Lawsuit Against RTX Image Credit: Shutterstock / Ulf Wittrock A class-action lawsuit was filed against multination defense contractor RTX Corporation, formerly known as Raytheon Technologies, over claims of age discrimination in the workplace. AARP … Read more

Florida’s Schools Enter a New Era With Education Overhaul

There’s a massive change in the education sector happening right now in Florida. Let’s take a more in-depth look at what’s been happening over in the Sunshine State. Doubling Down Image Credit: Shutterstock / Monkey Business Images Florida’s home school voucher program is about to double in size next year. With more and more families … Read more

Lucrative Job Markets Abroad: Top 16 Countries for Americans

Americans looking to expand their horizons and bank accounts have numerous opportunities across the globe. Lucrative job prospects beckon from the tech-savvy streets of Asia to the historic classrooms of Europe. These countries offer a chance to enhance one’s career and promise enriching life experiences, blending work with exploration in the most enticing of ways. … Read more

Why American Workers Are Ditching 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

Montana Governor Announces $2 Million Funding for Displaced Lumber Workers

After the shock closure of two significant lumber plants in Montana, the federal government has approved $2 million in funding to keep displaced workers in the state workforce.  $2 Million for Displaced Workers The US Department of Labor will provide $2 million in federal funding to help retrain and re-employ lumber workers in Western Montana … Read more

Why Walmart’s Bonus Program Isn’t Impressing Employees

A new Walmart bonus program could benefit hundreds of thousands of workers, but some investor groups argue that it is still not enough. New Walmart Bonus Program Image Credit: Shutterstock / Salivanchuk Semen Affordable US retail behemoth Walmart has announced a new annual bonus program that will make both full-time and part-time hourly workers eligible … Read more

Southwest’s Exit from Four Airports Triggers Major Layoffs

Layoffs have hit the aviation industry, as one of the biggest airlines in the U.S., Southwest Airlines, has announced they’re stopping flights out of four major airports.  Layoffs Across Industries Image Credit: Shutterstock / Skycolors With a growing spate of layoffs occurring across the nation – primarily in tech and production – it wasn’t going … Read more