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The US labor market: why wages don't always rise with inflation
In the complex landscape of the U.S. labor market, the relationship between inflation and wage growth is not as ...
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Workers in the US now want at least $76,000 to start a new job as minimum wage expectations continue to rise in a red-hot job market
Employees' wage expectations have risen to a new high of $75,811 a year, according to the New York Fed's SCE Labor Market Survey in ... whereas women upped their minimum ask by just over 2% ...
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Retail workers are fed up and rage-quitting, and the tight labor market could help them score the better pay and benefits they've demanded for years
Now, a tight labor market could give these employees unprecedented ... open to worker-friendly causes — like a national $15 minimum wage — than his predecessor, but a vote on such measures ...
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Hospitality workers are quitting at the fastest rate in 20 years just as employers are raising wages, showing the strange state of the recovery
But while those gains may show just how tight the labor market is ... And federally mandated wages still remain low, especially as talks to increase the federal minimum wage continue to stall.