Medieval Times Retaliated Against Worker Who Raised Concerns About Sexual Assault: Feds

Medieval Times Retaliated Against Worker Who Raised Concerns About Sexual Assault: Feds

Federal labor prosecutors have accused Medieval Times of retaliating against a worker who raised concerns about working conditions, including “the sexual assault of employees by customers,” according to a new complaint obtained by HuffPost. A regional director for the National Labor Relations Board in Illinois issued the complaint against the dinner theater chain Monday. It…

IRS delays tax reporting rule change for business payments on apps such as Venmo and PayPal

IRS delays tax reporting rule change for business payments on apps such as Venmo and PayPal

IRS Commissioner Daniel Werfel testifies before a Senate Finance Committee hearing on Feb. 15, 2023. Kevin Lamarque | Reuters If you received business payments via apps such as PayPal or Venmo or e-commerce companies such as eBay, Etsy or Poshmark in 2023, your tax return may now be a little less complicated. The IRS announced Tuesday that 2023 would…

India’s Jindal Power will not bid to take over airline Go First  | Reuters News Agency

India’s Jindal Power will not bid to take over airline Go First  | Reuters News Agency

Business & Finance 21 November 2023, 2:14 pm 1 minute Reuters exclusively reported that India’s Jindal Power Ltd, the only company whose expression of interest to take over Go First was accepted by creditors, has decided to not follow through with a bid, three people familiar with the plans said, pushing the insolvent airline closer…

India’s Jindal Power will not bid to take over airline Go First  | Reuters News Agency

India’s Jindal Power will not bid to take over airline Go First  | Reuters News Agency

Business & Finance 21 November 2023, 2:14 pm 1 minute Reuters exclusively reported that India’s Jindal Power Ltd, the only company whose expression of interest to take over Go First was accepted by creditors, has decided to not follow through with a bid, three people familiar with the plans said, pushing the insolvent airline closer…

India’s Jindal Power will not bid to take over airline Go First  | Reuters News Agency

India’s Jindal Power will not bid to take over airline Go First  | Reuters News Agency

Business & Finance 21 November 2023, 2:14 pm 1 minute Reuters exclusively reported that India’s Jindal Power Ltd, the only company whose expression of interest to take over Go First was accepted by creditors, has decided to not follow through with a bid, three people familiar with the plans said, pushing the insolvent airline closer…

Auto Workers Ratify Big Three Contracts With ‘Record Gains’

Auto Workers Ratify Big Three Contracts With ‘Record Gains’

Auto workers have signed off on a trio of new contracts with Ford, General Motors and Jeep parent company Stellantis, bringing closure to a more than six-week strike that rocked U.S. auto makers and showed a renewed militancy within the industry. The United Auto Workers union announced Monday morning that 64% of members overall voted…

More part-time workers to get access to employer retirement plans next year

More part-time workers to get access to employer retirement plans next year

Like many workers, saving for retirement wasn’t a priority for Mark Zimmermann. The 72 year old thought he’d always run the family dairy farm in Wisconsin, but that didn’t go as planned. “I struggled farming, I had too many disasters and was never able to put any money away,” Zimmermann told CNBC, speaking from an…

Mom and pop shops are cutting software spending, creating jitters on Wall Street

Mom and pop shops are cutting software spending, creating jitters on Wall Street

Nick Martin, co-founder and CEO of Joe Coffee, is so concerned about the state of the economy that he’s looking for ways his company can save money. One main area for cuts: software. Martin started the Seattle-based company with his brother, Brenden, to help local coffee shops better compete with Starbucks, by making it easier…

Starbucks Is In Hot Water — This Time For Allegedly Breaking The Law

Starbucks Is In Hot Water — This Time For Allegedly Breaking The Law

Ella Clark didn’t have much time to goof around after she graduated from high school in June. The 18-year-old had to prepare for a federal hearing in San Francisco where she would square off with corporate lawyers representing the biggest coffee chain in the world. Clark believed Starbucks had violated her rights as she tried…