employees
Coverage of employees in the Nexus archive.
- A charred body, tacos and ICE: L.A. food stand owner, employees accused in murder plot
The co-founder of Tacos Rios Naomi stands and two employees are charged with conspiring to kill a co-worker, whose burned body was discovered after a financial dispute. ICE has complicated the investigation by targeting two suspects.
- 5 takeaways from STAT’s series on the soaring cost of health insurance
Over 150 million Americans rely on job-based health insurance, but small companies are increasingly unable to afford coverage, with fewer than 60% of firms with 200 or fewer workers offering insurance—a record low. Rising costs are forcing small businesses to reduce benefits or drop coverage entirely, threatening employee retention.
- SpaceX will set aside 5% of its IPO stock for employees and insiders' friends and family
SpaceX will allocate 5% of its IPO stock to employees and friends/family of insiders. The allocated shares are exempt from lockup restrictions.
- Ohio motel fire kills 3 people trapped in room after firefighters couldn’t reach victims
A fire at an Ohio motel resulted in three deaths, with two of the victims being employees of the motel. Firefighters were unable to reach the trapped individuals.
- Over 100 employees impacted by permanent closure of Gallatin of Stanley Black & Decker
Over 100 employees will be impacted by the permanent closure of Gallatin, a division of Stanley Black & Decker, in Sumner County on Wednesday.
- Czech public broadcasters stage warning strike over government plan to change funding
Journalists and employees formed a human chain around the Czech public radio in Prague to protest a government plan to change funding for public broadcasters.
- Amazon is investigating three employees who spoke out against building more AI data centers
Amazon is investigating three employees who spoke out against building more AI data centers. The engineers testified negatively about AI data centers at Seattle city hearings and accuse Amazon of threatening their jobs over their testimonies.
- UK Bonds Fall as Burnham Win Leaves Markets Speculating on Risks
The UK Labour government passed a workers’ rights package expanding protections for employees and achieving a key policy goal for the party’s left.
- Corporate honchos are earning 200x the pay of their employees. Check out how your salary stacks up
Corporate executives are earning 200 times the pay of their employees. The article highlights the disparity in salaries between top corporate leaders and their staff.
- Neiman Marcus to lay off 67 employees as landmark Dallas flagship slated to close for good
Neiman Marcus will close its landmark Dallas flagship store on Sept. 30 after over a century, resulting in 67 employee layoffs.
- TTD to expedite housing allotments for employees soon, says board member
TTD plans to expedite housing allotments for its employees, according to a board member. The organization aims to accelerate the process soon.
- Video game company Ubisoft shutters Winnipeg studio
Video game giant Ubisoft has closed its studio in Winnipeg, affecting around 65 employees.
- The tokenmaxxing hangover
Companies aggressively used AI tokens to reward employees and showcase innovation, but faced financial consequences as costs accumulated.
- Brazen thieves steal half a million in bourbon from unsuspecting liquor store by convincing employees to load it in THEIR getaway truck
Brazen thieves stole half a million dollars in bourbon from a liquor store by deceiving employees into loading the stolen goods into their own truck. The theft involved convincing staff to assist in the heist, highlighting a brazen method of bypassing security.
- Practise yoga for physical and mental well-being: Anitha
Home Minister Anitha advocates yoga to help students, employees, and traders manage stress and enhance physical and mental health.
- Overnight millionaires: The SpaceX employees who stand to make a fortune from the company's huge IPO
SpaceX employees may become overnight millionaires due to the company's large IPO. The article highlights potential financial gains for these employees.
- Nose down: Lufthansa investigating Boeing 787 landing gear collapse in Frankfurt
Lufthansa is investigating a Boeing 787 landing gear collapse at Frankfurt Airport, which injured several employees. The incident occurred while the aircraft was parked, leading to the cancellation of a flight to Los Angeles. The Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner's nose gear collapsed ahead of passenger boarding.
- 7 benefits employees can use outside of open enrollment
The article highlights seven employee benefits available year-round outside of open enrollment periods and suggests employers should offer ongoing perks to improve retention.
- Employees injured after Boeing 787 nose gear collapses at Frankfurt Airport
Employees were injured after the nose gear of a Boeing 787 collapsed at Frankfurt Airport. No passengers were aboard the aircraft at the time, according to Lufthansa.
- Defence companies climb FT ranking of top European employers
Defence companies have climbed the Financial Times ranking of top European employers. Their appeal is enhanced by a newfound purpose, with employees understanding their motivation for working.
- SpaceX sets aside up to 5% of shares in IPO for certain employees and friends
SpaceX has allocated up to 5% of its IPO shares for a direct share program targeting certain employees and friends. The updated IPO prospectus outlines this allocation as part of the company's stock offering.
- Workers need greater say over AI rollout, says TUC-backed report
A TUC-backed report from the Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR) argues workers need greater bargaining power over AI adoption in the workplace to ensure fair distribution of benefits. The IPPR calls for new measures to boost employee influence during a 'pivotal moment in the history of work'.
- How should bosses talk about AI?
The article discusses how bosses should approach conversations about AI with employees, as the technology's implementation is causing anxiety. Employees are being encouraged to adopt AI despite the fear it generates.
- Iconic California Coca-Cola plant to close as soda demand goes flat - leaving employees to be shipped off to other factories
An iconic Coca-Cola plant in California is set to close due to declining soda demand, resulting in employees being relocated to other factories. The closure reflects broader challenges in the beverage industry as consumer preferences shift.
- Companies Keep Slashing Employees’ Benefits for the Worst Reasons
Companies are reducing employee benefits, including health care, parental leave, and retirement benefits. This trend indicates that companies do not prioritize their employees' well-being. Workers are facing worsening conditions, highlighting the lack of job security and care from employers.
- Tech Can't Stop These Threats — Your People Can
The article highlights the importance of employee awareness in cyber defense, as security controls have limitations. It mentions four types of attacks where employees are the first line of defense. Effective cybersecurity requires human intervention and awareness.
- The pros and cons of commuting
The article discusses the pros and cons of commuting and whether managers should care about the length of their employees' commutes. It highlights the common complaint about commute lengths. Managers are encouraged to consider the impact of commuting on their employees.
- Target’s New Dress Code Isn’t the Answer
Target has introduced a new dress code, but its effectiveness is being questioned. The company's decision may have implications for employees and customers. Further analysis is needed to determine its impact.
- Clarksons faces ANOTHER revolt over pay scheme
Clarksons, a shipping company, is facing another employee revolt over its pay scheme. The issue highlights ongoing dissatisfaction with compensation policies among workers.
- Other airlines offering help for Spirit ticket holders, employees
Spirit Airlines has announced the end of its 34-year operations, prompting other airlines to offer discounts for ticket holders and preferential employment interviews for employees. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy confirmed these measures following the airline's shutdown.
- Spirit Airlines announces all flights are canceled as it shuts down operations
Spirit Airlines has announced the immediate cancellation of all flights and shutdown of operations due to rising jet fuel costs and ongoing profitability challenges. The decision will significantly impact thousands of employees and travelers.
- Spirit Airlines is closing down. Thousands of employees and travelers are impacted.
Spirit Airlines has announced its closure, impacting thousands of employees and travelers. The airline's Airbus A320 was observed at Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas on March 15, 2025, indicating ongoing operations prior to the shutdown.
- 2 employees killed in Kentucky bank robbery, suspect at large, police say
Two employees were killed during a bank robbery at a U.S. Bank in Brea, Kentucky. The suspect is currently at large, according to Kentucky State Police.
- Nearly half of UK businesses pwned last year as phishing keeps doing the job like it's 2005
Nearly half of UK businesses were breached last year due to phishing attacks, with employees often falling for fake login pages disguised as IT support emails. The article highlights human error, not AI, as the primary vulnerability.
- Google Signs AI Deal With Pentagon for Classified Work as Employees Object
Google has signed a deal with the Pentagon for AI-based classified military work, but the decision has sparked internal backlash from employees. The agreement involves leveraging artificial intelligence for sensitive defense projects, raising concerns among company staff.
- Google to provide AI models to Pentagon for classified work
Google has signed a deal with the Pentagon to provide its AI models for classified work, despite concerns from hundreds of employees about the terms. The agreement allows the Pentagon to use Google's AI for 'any lawful governmental purpose.'
- Stablecoin payroll firm Toku taps Paxos Labs’ Amplify to offer yield on paychecks
Toku, a stablecoin payroll firm, has integrated Paxos Labs’ Amplify platform to allow employees to earn yield on their pay immediately upon receipt. The partnership enables financial benefits for workers through interest on their paychecks.
- Business leaders and employees are not on the same page about AI
Business leaders and employees have diverging views on AI's impact, with executives predicting job contraction and employees anticipating smaller effects or potential job growth.
- Palantir Employees Are Starting to Wonder if They're the Bad Guys
Current and former Palantir employees, along with internal Slack messages obtained by WIRED, indicate growing internal conflict and uncertainty about the company's ethical stance.
- Meta to track workers' clicks and keystrokes to train AI
Meta will track employees' clicks and keystrokes to gather data for training its artificial intelligence models. The company aims to use this data to improve its AI systems by analyzing how workers interact with their tools.