It seems Greg Olsen is back on the market. Sports Business Journal’s Richard Deitsch is reporting that Fox has not had any conversations with the former NFL tight end about a contract beyond the 2026 season. Olsen’s current deal expires after this season, Deitsch noted, and he had “exploratory talks” with CBS Sports two years … Read more
A Costco sized comeback looks like it’s in the works for Oakland. The bulk-buying behemoth is moving closer to opening its first warehouse in Oakland, with newly filed plans revealing a massive store that could bring roughly 400 jobs and millions in tax revenue. The proposed retail warehouse will span a whopping 166,800 square feet … Read more
Standing out to recruiters in today’s competitive job market is no easy feat, but one job seeker has taken an ultra-unconventional route to ensure their application gets noticed. An image of a half-printed resume featuring a cheeky pitch line has gone viral on Reddit, leaving internet users equal parts amused and thoroughly divided over whether … Read more
Are these good gigs for nap-pod-loving members of Gen Lazy? A slothful jobseeker inspired a flurry of both outrageous and useful responses after inquiring about a gig where they could coast and still rake in cash. “What is the highest-paying job that requires the least amount of skill or effort?” they wrote a viral Reddit … Read more
Some people call it self-advocacy. Their bosses call it a scheduling headache. Either way, “chronoworking” — structuring your job around your personal circadian rhythm instead of the traditional 9-to-5 — has become the workplace buzzword of the return-to-office era, and it’s already dividing offices into two camps: the biologically enlightened, and the deeply annoyed. The … Read more
Cities across California are bleeding both jobs and affordable housing, a new study says. The Golden State dominates the top 10 of a new list from MoneyLion ranking 46 U.S. cities where jobs and affordable homes are increasingly hard to come by. California shamefully claims every spot but one in the list’s top 10, which … Read more
Want to know what your employer really thinks of you? Soon, it will be easier for New Yorkers to find out. Starting on November 8, a new employee personnel records access law will go into effect for New York public and private employers, equipping current and former employees with new rights to view — and, … Read more
Seasonal workers are relying on temporary work to make ends meet this holiday season, according to new research. A new survey of 1,000 Americans with seasonal jobs revealed that seasonal workers are looking to earn an average of 38% more money for their expenses compared to last. Last year’s survey revealed the average respondent needed … Read more
She’s a knockout — and she’ll knock you out. A martial-arts expert in Brooklyn named Crystal is getting a kick out of her Big Apple adventures by becoming a real-life Warrior Princess on social media. Armed with bulging biceps, taut traps and lats and leg muscles aplenty, Crystal — who, like Cher and The Undertaker, … Read more
Americans may be dropping out of the workforce in droves amid a tightening labor market favoring blue collar joes over corporate drones — but some lucky workers on the thriving, highly-competitive end of the economy are still partying like it’s 2019. AI engineers, biohackers, luxury consultants — they’re among the privileged few whose bosses still have … Read more
Freeing frisky lovers from a set of fuzzy handcuffs at 2:00 a.m., or granting law enforcement access into an apartment containing a dead body — it’s all in a profitable day’s work for Upper East Sider Sahar Yona. The 27-year-old residential and commercial locksmith is one of the less than 12 percent of American women — and 8 … Read more
Gen Z is eager to climb the corporate ladder — but says millennials are standing in their way. An explosive intergenerational feud is erupting on TikTok, where frustrated Gen Zers are accusing millennials of hogging entry-level jobs and interfering with them starting their careers. “Y’all need to retire so we can have some jobs open … Read more
Some say a sick day shouldn’t be so easy to take. Sir Charlie Mayfield, a senior government advisor in the UK and former boss at John Lewis (a British high-end department store chain), recently shared that he wants to “change the norms” when it comes to taking off sick from work. In a recent interview … Read more
In today’s brutal job market, Gen Z is bringing their absolute A-game to interviews. And they’re also bringing their emotional support iced lattes. A generational debate has erupted online over a dead-simple question: Is waltzing into a job interview clutching an iced coffee completely unprofessional, or totally fine? The clash kicked off when TikTok corporate … Read more
Owning a home, raising a child, and even retiring may be unaffordable for many Californians — but you could do a lot worse if you’re a teacher. A newly published study from WalletHub reveals the best states for teachers — and the Golden State outshone a vast majority. Not that it’s the best — that designation goes to … Read more
Skipped the college degree — landed the better job market. That’s the twist playing out across America right now — and the numbers back it up. A fresh analysis from labor-market think tank Burning Glass Institute finds unemployment among workers ages 22 to 34 without a college degree has rarely been this low in two decades. … Read more
Legendary California rapper Snoop Dogg is looking to pay a lucky sweet tooth a whopping $10,000 a month just to eat ice cream. The hip-hop star’s ice cream brand, Dr. Bombay, is hiring an “international ice cream taster” to work for three months for a total of $30,000 in pay, according to a LinkedIn posting. … Read more
If you’re looking to clear six figures, listen up: New research says certain careers stand apart as the fastest-growing and most lucrative in the land. Data from the US Department of Labor reveals the 13 fastest-growing and highest-paying career paths, with opportunity for engineers, product managers, healthcare workers and data security pros landing the highest … Read more
They’re a bunch of “sick” puppies. Gen Z workers are far more likely to fake an illness to get out of work than their elders — even when they’re fine, a new report revealed. Around 80 percent of those polled under the age of 29 admitted to calling out sick at least once during the past … Read more
Buc-ee’s just inked a controversial new rule. Famous for the “cleanest restrooms in America” and its red-capped, beaver mascot, the mega-sized convenience hub has taken issue with body art. The cult-favorite convenience chain shared via its website that employees nationwide are forbidden from sporting “visible tattoos” at work. In addition to the tat ban, Buc-ee’s … Read more