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Activision Blizzard employees walk out a week after California sued the video game giant alleging sexual harassment, retaliation and discrimination.
Uber and Lyft drivers who have joined a strike across California to protest gig-work conditions are aiming their message at lawmakers in Washington.
State unemployment held steady in June at 7.7%, and the pace of job gains lost steam as workers take jobs more slowly than in previous recession periods.
Nearly 1,400 registered nurses at USC’s Keck Hospital and USC Norris Cancer Hospital in L.A. went on a two-day strike, protesting staffing issues some say put patients at risk.
Mayor Eric Garcetti is tweaking L.A.’s Al Fresco dining program, which city officials may make permanent in the fall. Changes include better sidewalk accessibility.
Employers in California and the U.S. are scrambling to fill jobs as the dust from the pandemic begins to settle. Just don’t call it a labor shortage.
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Employers in California and the U.S. are scrambling to fill jobs as the dust from the pandemic begins to settle. Just don’t call it a labor shortage.
California is digitizing COVID-19 vaccine cards, making it easier for people to prove they have been inoculated. But many businesses are worried asking to see proof of vaccination could scare off customers.
Staffers across 11 Southern California newsrooms, including the Orange County Register, voted Friday to unionize.
