Bay Area woman's unresolved wage theft claim illustrates widespread problem
For California workers who experience mistreatment by their employers, filing a wage theft claim is no guarantee of a fair outcome. Max Darrow reports. (1-26-23)
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For California workers who experience mistreatment by their employers, filing a wage theft claim is no guarantee of a fair outcome. Max Darrow reports. (1-26-23)
A new round of layoffs from Google's parent company is sending more shudders through the technology industry. Shawn Chitnis reports. (1-20-23)
Hiring was stronger than economists had forecast, while the unemployment rate fell to 3.5%.
Graduates of a free career-training program focused on Black and Latino communities facing high unemployment say the transition to software sales has been life changing. Shawn Chitnis reports. (12-30-22)
Looking for a job can be frustrating, especially when it comes to the question of pay. Soon, most California employers will have to reveal pay ranges to jobseekers upfront.
Looking for a job can be frustrating, especially when it comes to the question of pay. Soon, most California employers will have to reveal pay ranges to jobseekers upfront. Lezla Gooden reports. (12.28/22)
Latina Equal Pay Day calls attention to compensation inequity among the fastest-growing segment in the American work force.
Thursday is Latina Equal Pay Day calling attention to the fastest-growing segment in the American work force. Len Ramirez reports. (12-8-22)
With big tech company layoffs in the Bay Area, there's a lot more competition for available job openings right now.
Ryan Yamamoto reports on an organization helping military spouses find better employment (11-11-2022)
One Army veteran here in San Francisco has made it her mission to help veterans land a second career in the Bay Area's most prominent industry, tech. Sara Donchey reports. (11-11-22)
Large tech employers like Apple have come back to office only part time and that has kept employment down at the restaurants and caterers who depend on in-office employee traffic. Len Ramirez reports. (11-10-22)
It's not just Twitter. The tech industry has seen months of steady layoffs affecting people across the Bay Area. Wilson Walker reports. (11-4-22)
Twitter's downsizing might be hogging the spotlight, but the social media giant does not stand alone. The tech industry has seen months of steady layoffs now, affecting many across the Bay Area.
The U.S. Postal Service will be hiring 500 positions in the East Bay as the holiday season approaches.
The state of California admits it is not meeting a high enough bar when it comes to the diversity attorney pool.
REI employees in Berkeley voted on Thursday to join the local United food and Commercial Workers union. Katie Nielsen reports. (8-25-22)
Friday's report showing unexpectedly strong employment gains is easing fears of a recession. Shawn Chitnis reports. (8-5-22)
More than 250,000 people applied for unemployment benefits last week, the highest number since November.
The Contra Costa County Employment and Human Services (EHSD) 'Spring Job Fair' did not go as expected on Tuesday, but that turned out to be a good thing.
One expert warned Friday that a solid California jobs report for May doesn't tell the full story and changing economic factors will likely make for a more challenging hiring environment later this year.
The state saw an increase of nearly 43,000 jobs last month but experts say finding a job is about to get tougher. Shawn Chitnis reports. (6-17-22)
SoFi Career Expert Ashley Stahl talks to host Len Kiese about why 47.6 million Americans left their jobs in 2021 and joined the “Great Resignation” and gives dos and don'ts on quitting.
The National Association of Colleges and Employers says companies plan to hire about 31 percent more college grads this year. Len Ramirez reports. (5-17-22)
The work-from-home policy adopted by Airbnb and other tech companies could reshape downtown San Francisco. Betty Yu reports. (4-29-22)
