Archive for the ‘Labor’ Category

Facebook IPO Means More Jobs: Sheryl Sandberg

Thursday, February 2nd, 2012

Sheryl Sandberg

But the most important thing about when the Menlo Park-based social network goes public is not the billions it is set to cash in but instead the jobs and change it will create, according to the company's chief operating officer Sheryl Sandberg. ...

Fermilab Asks Employees to Partake in “Self-Select Voluntary Separation”

Sunday, June 26th, 2011
God Particle

For the past 30 years some of the great wonders of science occurred at Batavia-based Fermilab. But budget priorities have put the lab in the red this year, and now they're gearing up for another set of layoffs. ...

Microsoft is more flexible, but Google tops in tech pay

Monday, June 6th, 2011
Facebook

The report drives home how competitive it has been for tech companies to attract new talent, and also is a reminder how tough it is for the small startups to compete with the biggies when it comes to pay. ...

Pension Plan

Friday, March 25th, 2011
Pension Plan

With this year's budget debate in Maryland's House of Delegates set to begin Wednesday afternoon, a competing pension plan has emerged that the state's largest teacher's union has been discussing with legislative leaders and the administration of Gov. Martin O'Malley. ...

Tony Bennett

Sunday, January 16th, 2011
Tony Bennett

INDIANAPOLIS Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Bennett and his chief education adversary sat down Tuesday in a bit of political theater to debate the core ideas of an education overhaul agenda coming this legislative session. ...

Youtube

Friday, January 7th, 2011
Youtube

Labor-management battles, once fought on picket lines and behind closed doors, are now being waged in cyberspace. Borrowing from the union's playbook, Hyatt Corp. laid out its latest offer to hotel workers on YouTube last week. ...

State pension: The overhaul and you

Monday, October 25th, 2010
Retirement Plan

Just over 500,000 old and poor people queued up to receive it. They had to be at least 70 years old, have an income of less than 12 shillings a week and not have too much furniture, which was judged as a sign of wealth. ...