Proposed Bill in New York Could Prohibit Weight Discrimination
A new bill could put an end to weight discrimination, making opportunities equal for people of all shapes and sizes.
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TSA Is Hiring Security Screening Officers in Binghamton & Ithaca
The TSA is looking for people to work as security screeners at the Greater Binghamton Airport and Ithaca Tompkins International Airport - no experience needed!
How Much New York’s Minimum Wage Will Increase on December 31
On December 31, 2022, the minimum wage will increase in New York, and on January 1, 2023, an amendment to New York’s paid family leave will take effect.
15 Phrases That Should Be Banned From New York Workplaces
New York workplaces are filled with cringe-worthy phrases that we wish would just go away. These are 15 of the phrases we hate the most.
New Yorkers Spend $1.6 Billion a Year on ‘Retail Therapy’
Life is hard. Spending is easy and if the results of a new study are accurate, New Yorkers are lifting their moods following a hard day by shopping and, a lot.
Bottom Line – New York Employees Are Exhausted and Burned Out
New Yorkers have felt burned out for ages, but the last two years have been unlike anything we've ever experienced and it doesn't seem to be getting better.
New Yorkers Are Saving Big Working From Home
New Yorkers who are now working from home are saving about 1.4 billion dollars per month.
Incredibly, Over Half Of New Yorkers Have Never Met Colleagues In Person
A huge number of employees in New York State who started new jobs when the pandemic began in March of 2020 have still never met their co-workers in person.
Study Says New Yorkers Who Work From Home Are Healthier
A new study has found that New Yorkers who are able to work from home are much healthier than New Yorkers who commute to work each day.
NYC Is Mandating Wage Transparency in Job Postings, Should Upstate Do the Same?
Employers in NYC will soon be required to include wage information in all job postings. Should New York mandate this across the entire state?