Half of Chicago workers now back in the office, for first time since pandemic began

Office staffs in Chicago and other major cities are returning to their physical job sites, even if the trend is so sporadic that it frustrates building managers and businesses eager for more downtown action.

Disney to cut 7,000 jobs part of company restructuring, CEO Bob Iger announces

The Walt Disney Company will slash 7,000 jobs in an effort to cut costs and will be restructured into three core business segments, CEO Bob Iger revealed Wednesday during the company's first-quarter earnings call. 

Is the U.S. ready for a four-day work week?

New research shows a large majority of managers support a four-day system.

Is a 4-day workweek the next big thing?
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New research shows the schedule could be beneficial to employees and employers alike.

"One of the most amazing employment months I've ever seen"
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The newest labor market data has far surpassed all expectations, but some economists say there's some hidden bad news in the numbers.

Special Olympics Illinois, Amazon Fresh launch program to promote inclusive workplaces
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Special Olympics Illinois and Amazon Fresh have partnered up to launch a brand-new program to promote inclusive workplaces. It's not only an opportunity for the Special Olympic athletes at the center of the program but for the entire community.

Hasbro laying off 1,000 employees amid cost-savings push

The company well-known for Monopoly, Play-Doh, and My Little Pony toys says the layoffs are 15% of its global full-time workforce.

'A new mission:' Veterans asked to apply for internship to help battle child predators

When it comes to fighting child exploitation, Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) is looking for a certain specialist to help get the job done. In a special report, Fox 32’s Natalie Bomke details just who they’re looking for.

What is rage applying and why is it gaining traction?
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Jenn Lim, CEO of Delivering Happiness, defines "rage applying" and talks about why the trend is gaining momentum with unsatisfied employees.

Chicago Commons to host career fair at end of the month
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A local organization is hosting its first career far of the year and everyone is invited. The CEO of Chicago Commons Edgar Ramirez joins Good Day Chicago to explain more about the event and the 129-year-old host organization.

FTC moves to ban workplace non-compete agreements
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The Federal Trade Commission believes that non-compete agreements suppress wages and limit innovation. Steve Vanderporten partner at Fox Swibel Levin & Carroll says non-compete clauses used to be for high ranking employees and over the years they've trickled down to those in lower wage positions.