The weekly US jobless claims report is in as index futures bounce back before the morning open. Seasonally adjusted claims saw a slight increase for the week of February 27, …
Foreign workers in Britain are leaving the country at the fastest pace since World War 2 due to raging economy and COVID-19 pandemic, a recent study revealed. King’s College London …
The number of Americans filing first-time for jobless benefits increased last week as a significant rise in new COVID-19 infections all across the country hobbled business operations.
Carrefour’s boss Alexandre Bompard said on Tuesday morning that the company is planning to hire 15,000 young workers in 2021 in France, with half the new recruits coming from the city’s underprivileged neighborhoods.
US employers scaled back their hiring in November as the COVID-19 pandemic accelerated across the country, adding only 245,000 jobs, representing the fewest since April and the fifth straight monthly slowdown.
The number of Americans applying for unemployment benefits jumped last week to 778,000, as the spike in virus cases is intensifying pressure on companies and individuals, with fear growing that the economy could suffer a “double-dip” recession.
