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Starbucks baristas on strike in nine states
Workers United, the union behind the strike that started on Friday, represents more than 10,500 workers at 525 stores.
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Restaurants are making up for your crummy tip
Many servers are relying less on tips and more on rising wages as diners’ gratuities barely keep up with inflation — despite all the complaints about tipping.
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Workers earning up to $58K a year could soon become eligible for overtime pay
The Biden-Harris administration announced a final rule Tuesday that raises the minimum salary threshold to qualify for overtime pay.
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Latinas lose $1.2 million over their careers as wage gap persists
Latinas continue to experience a wage gap compared to white, non-Hispanic men at every education level, losing millions over a 40-year career.
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Americans plan to keep cutting back on spending through the holidays, new survey says
U.S. consumers have cut back on spending and plan to continue to do so through the holiday shopping season, a new CNBC-Morning Consult survey says.
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63% of workers unable to pay a $500 emergency expense, survey finds. How employers may help change that
High inflation continues to add financial stress to workers’ budgets. Experts say new benefits to provide emergency savings plans may help.
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This 22-year-old earns $194,000 at Google and aims to retire by 35—how he spends his money
Ethan Nguonly could afford a pretty luxurious life on his nearly $200,000 income. But here’s why he tries to live ‘as frugally as possible.’
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The 16 U.S. states where you need to earn more than $70,000 to be financially secure
In some states, you need to make over $100,000 to cover expenses and save for retirement.
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UPS CEO says drivers will average $170,000 in pay and benefits at end of 5-year deal
UPS and the Teamsters Union reached a tentative agreement late last month, averting a strike.
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Etiquette expert: The No. 1 place people still tip 20%—even though they don't have to
Some consumers say they tip bartenders over 20%, even though etiquette experts say it’s unnecessary.