Why do workers have the “upper hand” in the labor market today
Luis Alvarez | digital vision | Getty Images Employer demand for workers has remained historically strong — meaning workers have the ability to negotiate better salaries, benefits and other aspects of their jobs, according to economists. There were more than 11.2 million jobs in July, up 199,000 from June, according to a US Department of …
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