The secretary is also facing claims that she abused her office and two of her top staffers are on administrative leave, according to the New York Post.
New York City’s Department of Consumer and Worker Protection found Starbucks failed to give some workers regular schedules, among other violations.
AI, tariffs, and the government shutdown may all help explain why HR teams are in a holding pattern for hiring—or even having to conduct layoffs.
New SHRM research finds “occupational mismatch” exacerbating tight labor market, even as unemployment rate rises.
But employers can explore solutions including AI, upskilling their existing workers, and catering to a multi-generational workforce.
Front-of-house oyster shuckers can be included in tip pools because they regularly interact with customers, an official with the agency said.
McDonald’s recently came out against the tipped minimum wage, which allows competitors to cut into its profits.
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