What if the answer to the hotel industry's persistent staffing crisis lies in a group often ignored by traditional hiring practices? Picture a bustling hotel lobby, where every role—from housekeeping to guest services—is filled with dedicated employees, yet the industry still struggles with a
In a move that has sent shockwaves through New Zealand, the Equal Pay Amendment Bill, passed in May under the urgency of the Coalition Government, has become a lightning rod for heated debate and widespread criticism, seen by many as a direct assault on women’s rights to fair compensation. This
In a landscape where workplace equality remains a contentious battleground, the recent Senate confirmation of Andrea Lucas as acting chair of the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) for a second term has sparked intense debate among policymakers, advocacy groups, and legal experts.
In a labor market increasingly defined by caution, a striking trend has emerged where American workers are choosing stability over exploration, opting to remain in their current positions for at least the next six months. This shift, driven by a noticeable decline in confidence about job
The need to address barriers faced by disabled workers in gaining fair access to employment resources is urgent. The current backlog of over 60,000 applications within the Access to Work scheme serves as a glaring indicator of systemic inefficiencies. These delays, extending from six months to a
In recent years, the notion of solidarity among workers has taken center stage in the ongoing dispute over fair compensation and working conditions, particularly within the medical field. This issue has been highlighted by the British Medical Association's (BMA) efforts in advocating for junior
