Dive Brief: Following a lawsuit from the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission charging The New York Times with discrimination for not promoting a White male journalist, the news organization filed a counterclaim on July 10, alleging EEOC was engaging in ...
Dive Brief: A former Walmart employee plausibly alleged he was subjected to a hostile work environment based on his sexual orientation, the 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Monday, reversing a New Mexico district court’s finding (Sharpe-Miller v. Walmart, ...
How many working people use drugs in the United States? According to clinical laboratory Quest Diagnostics, nearly 1 in 5 people tested positive for drug use via hair analysis. The firm’s recently released report on the state of 2025 drug use ...
Dive Brief: Two new U.S. government initiatives announced last week are targeting workforce gaps in an effort to create career opportunities and expand critical infrastructure sectors. The U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation announced on July 8 that five organizations will ...
Dive Brief: Some interns hired by quantitative trading firm Susquehanna International Group for next summer will earn $8,600 per week, or $86,000 for the 10-week program, as a base salary. That doesn’t include a signing bonus, housing, breakfast and lunch, ...
Dive Brief: Bakersfield College on July 7 reached a settlement with a professor who sued over the California Community College system’s diversity, equity, inclusion and accessibility requirements for faculty. Under the agreement, Bakersfield cannot require the professor to use diversity, ...
Dive Brief: A federal district court has approved a joint dismissal motion between Workday and a former employee who alleged that the company discriminated against her on the basis of her gender and national origin, according to a Thursday court ...
Dive Brief: Digital workers now spend nearly one full workday a week “botsitting,” according to a report recently released by Glean. This work includes everything required to make artificial intelligence usable, including checking outputs, debugging mistakes and fixing “confident-but-wrong” answers, ...
Dive Brief: A lower court erred when it held that a White former special education administrator had not properly plead a First Amendment claim alleging that her employer retaliated against her for her refusal to adopt an “equity mindset” at ...
Dive Brief: The number of professions with job postings featuring the words “artificial intelligence” in the title has more than tripled in the U.S. since 2022, according to new research from Indeed’s Hiring Lab. The report found that the number ...