US job openings unexpectedly rebounded in August as the labor market proves resilient amidst the Federal Reserve’s aggressive interest-rate hike campaign. According to the Labor Department, there were 9.6 million job openings in August, a significant increase from the revised 8.92 million reported the previous month. Economists surveyed by Refinitiv had anticipated a reading of …
Discover another compelling reason to keep swiping on those dating apps. As the trend of delayed marriage or choosing to remain single continues to rise, a recent report has determined the average salary required for a single person to live comfortably in each state. Unsurprisingly, New York has made it into the top five. According …
According to a recent report from Futurism, there are concerns about the AI “bubble” bursting. However, despite this, there are still companies willing to invest a substantial amount of money in hiring experts who truly understand the potential of artificial intelligence. The Wall Street Journal reveals that major employers are offering six-figure salaries to …
President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris have frequently criticized the gender pay gap in the United States. However, recent analysis of salary data from the Biden White House reveals a wage gap among their own staff. Economist Mark Perry from the American Enterprise Institute found significant disparities in pay between men and women …
An exclusive internal spreadsheet from Google containing salary data for over 12,000 employees based in the US in 2022 has been leaked to Insider. The leaked document reveals that software engineers are the highest earners at the tech giant, with base salaries of $718,000. Google uses a tier-based system with levels two through 11 to …
In recent years, Americans have seen an increase in their pay, but the rising prices have overshadowed these raises. However, the tide seems to be turning as wage increases are now outpacing inflation, according to the Wall Street Journal. Adjusted for inflation, average hourly wages rose by 1.2% in June, marking the second consecutive month …