US airlines drop 36,700 jobs
Travel and tourism were severely impacted across the globe due to the pandemic. Many airlines had been laying off their employees due to non-functionality or reduced number of flights due to the lockdown and restrictions. The drop in the jobs since September indicate that the companies that took the CARES ACT funding could not terminate their employees till September. Things started getting bad for the airline workforce after September. To read more details on the overall job drops, click here.
Category
Salary Surveys
Overtime Pay
Parental Leave
Communication
Discrimination
Employee Relations
Policies & Practices
Promotion
Work Visas
Family & Medical Leave
Social Media
Executive Compensation
Mental Health Benefits
Employee Engagement
Educational Assistance
Mental Wellness
Eligibility Verification (I-9)
Relationship Management
Job Applications &
Succession Planning
Workers' Compensation
Whistleblowing
Gender Identity
Leadership Development
Downsizing
Retaliation
Employee Data Privacy
Employment Testing
Workplace Culture
Sexual Orientation
Overtime Eligibility &
Risk Management
Employment Law & Compliance
Inclusion, Equity &
Opening
Networking
Disability Benefits
Job Descriptions
Leave Management
Hiring & Firing
Sexualy Harassment
Employee Surveys
Contracts & RFPs
Organizational Structure
Substance Abuse
Open Enrollment
Religion & Spirituality
Intellectual Property
Termination
Affirmative Action
Tags
Article
The Unionization Wave
From the peak of the pandemic in 2020 through the Great Resignation wave, unionization has been a ...
10 Tips to Help You Ace an Online Interview Amidst COVID-19 Crisis
Online interviews have been rising in popularity for quite some time now. It has increased by 49% s ...
Tips to Write Job Descriptions That Will Attract the Best Candidates
Just as the candidates need the right jobs to secure their future, the companies also need the righ ...
A Quick Look at The Great Resignation
The Great Resignation, as experts call it, is a rather fitting term for a phenomenon where millions ...
Comments