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U.S. Downtown Office Values Down $557 Billion Since 2019

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From 2019 through 2023, downtown office values in the United States have fallen by $557 billion in central business districts (CBDs) across the U.S. Downtown Office Values Down $557 Billion Since 2019 appeared first on Allwork.Space.

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Disney Pays $43M To Settle Gender Pay Gap Allegations

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The lawsuit, filed in 2019 by LaRonda Rasmussen, claimed that female employees in similar roles were paid significantly less than their male counterparts. Walt Disney has agreed to pay $43.3 million to settle a lawsuit that accused the company of underpaying its female employees in California by $150 million over an eight-year period.

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U.K. Minister Slams Four-Day Workweek, Says “We Are Not Living In The 1970s”

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Under former Labor leader Jeremy Corbyn, the party’s 2019 manifesto supported moving to a four-day working week by 2030, with no loss of pay. Sometimes I wish I worked part-time,” but maintained that a four-day week for all civil servants was unrealistic.

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One-Third Of Companies Now Demand Full-Time In-Office Work

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in late 2019. As the job market cools, control is shifting back to managers, according to the Wall Street Journal. While signs of stabilization are emerging, challenges persist. The vacancy rate for office spaces hovers near a record 13.8%, a significant increase from 9.4%

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3.4 Million Chinese Youth Rush To Civil Service Jobs For Stability, Not Pay

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Despite these obvious woes, high nationwide youth unemployment has fed strong demand for civil service roles, which have surged from 2019’s 14,500 to 39,700 this year. Many asked for anonymity to avoid retribution.

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Side Hustles Soar As Workers Struggle To Keep Up

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workers held more than one job, the highest since 2019. Economists note that this trend tends to rise when job opportunities are plentiful, as they have been post-pandemic. In 2024, 5.3% This number is especially high in states like Wisconsin and North Dakota.

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U.S. Companies Turning To Layoffs To Cut Costs

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million over the year at the end of December, while remaining above the 2019 average, suggesting that the labor market was slowing down but not abruptly. The Labor Department’s Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey, or JOLTS report, from early February showed vacancies were down 1.3

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