Recruiters worldwide are inundated with calls from anxious Credit Suisse bankers seeking new jobs amid the UBS takeover, report says

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People walk by the New York headquarters of Credit Suisse on March 15, 2023 in New York City. After its largest shareholder said it could not provide further support, Credit Suisse shares fell by as much as 30% on Wednesday as global concerns over the stability of major banks continued to spread.
Credit Suisse staff are reportedly flooding recruiters with calls about new jobs.

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A top real estate economist explains why a housing rebound is coming as rising sales and lack of supply look poised to lift home prices

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Hiring is so hard for a Montana builder that it's flying in construction workers on a private jet

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YouTube Music's Contractors Are Actually Employees, According to a Federal Labor Official

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Google parent Alphabet should officially be considered the “joint employer” of a crew of scrappy YouTube Music contract workers, according to a new ruling from a National Labor Relation Board official. That means the Austin, Texas-based group of around 60 workers currently vying to organize with the Alphabet Worker…

ExxonMobil is accused of failing to protect workers after 5 nooses were found at its Louisiana chemical plant

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In this April 23, 2018, file photo, the logo for ExxonMobil appears above a trading post on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange.
ExxonMobil is being sued by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, which claims the company failed to protect workers from racial harassment.

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A Google worker says some staffers found out which colleagues had been laid off when their emails bounced back

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Google said on January 20 that it was laying off 12,000 workers.

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Some companies have used a legal loophole to avoid paying overtime by giving workers exaggerated job titles

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“Overtime avoidance” is more common at workplaces where workers have fewer bargaining rights, researchers said.

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Laid-off Googlers say they're frustrated about being treated as external candidates for internal roles even though they're still being paid

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Google CEO Sundar Pichai speaks during the keynote address of the Google I/O conference in Mountain View, Calif, May 2019.
Google told laid-off workers that they could apply for other jobs at the company.

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A Googler laid off while on vacation found out when her colleague texted her, and said it made her feel like she was 'just a number'

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Google laid off 12,000 workers in January.

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A job applicant who lost her hair when she had cancer says interviewers called her headpiece not 'professional' enough

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Krystal Garmon said the headpiece she wore during the interview was "not inappropriate."

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