Lowe's says it has taken 'prompt action' after a viral TikTok showed an employee screaming for help after others encouraged them to retrieve a giant box with a store lift

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Lowe's says it has taken action after a viral TikTok showed an employee being nearly crushed by a large box.

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Chick-fil-A is opening a break room for New York food delivery drivers to get coffee or use the restroom between orders, addressing some of the biggest complaints about the job

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Delivery workers will be able to grab a coffee, use the restroom, charge their phone, and use the WiFi.

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An Ohio restaurant 'forced' servers to work 60 hours a week for just $10 in wages plus tips, the Department of Labor says

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A Mexican restaurant in Ohio paid its servers just $10 a week, a DOL investigation found.

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IBM is suing a former top executive, saying she needs to return $470,000 in bonuses after she took a job at a rival firm

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An IBM office in Seoul, South Korea.

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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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Laid-off Google workers say the impersonal way the company let them go shows it's 'just as cutthroat corporate as anybody else'

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Google told affected US staff in an early-morning email on January 20 that "we no longer have a job for you."

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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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Title inflation is hurting employee career growth and company morale

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Title inflation is hurting employees and companies

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Zoom's CEO will take a $10,000 salary this year, a 98% pay cut, after laying off 1,300 workers because of 'mistakes' he made growing the company

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Zoom CEO Eric Yuan is slashing his pay by $490,000.

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Google emails some Canadian employees to tell them they're being laid off as part of its plan to cut 12,000 jobs globally: 'Feels as harsh as being fired'

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Some Google employees in Canada reportedly found out on Monday they were being laid off.

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