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Worker strikes are surging. Strains of technology may be to blame in part.
"Strikes are most saliently motivated by wage issues and working conditions, and you can't fault workers for that."
Can companies attract more women by wording job postings a certain way?
More feminine wording had a 'negligible effect on whether women or men inquired about a position."
MIT neuroscientist shares exercise they do to improve memory
"Memory is something that can be trained using neuroplasticity, which is the brain's ability to be malleable throughout life."
How the geeks rewrote the rules of management
"For me a geek is somebody who gets obsessed with a hard problem and is willing to embrace unconventional solutions."
Bloomberg Markets: The Close 09/15/2023
Professor post tenure Tom Kochan discusses the UAW strike.
Tech fears are showing up on picket lines
The thornier issue of what and how technology is deployed, Tom Kochan said, is "the frontier of collective bargaining today."
The boss is back in charge
"I think we were at a period of tight labor markets and a growing recognition of workers' desire to have a say in how they work."
US Federal Reserve set to hold interest rates but leave tightening in play
"I think they still have another hike in them at some point ... there is still more momentum in underlying inflation than we expected."
La fable des lombrics
Professor David Thesmar recommends reading Gaspard Koenig's "Humus," which he feels perfectly illustrates the moral dilemmas of our time.