According to recent data from the providers of a cloud-based payroll, benefits and HR management software, called Gusto, quit rates in November this year were at 3.4%, well above the 2.7% in November 2020. This means that the number of employees still quitting their job still remains at a high level. A report found that … Read more
Grubhub, DoorDash, and Uber Eats decided to sue the city of New York for putting a cap on the prices they can charge restaurants. The complaint says that the fee caps could harm the business of food-delivery apps. The capping rules were made permanent back in August. Apps can’t charge more than 23% per order. … Read more
A catastrophic tornado hit Mayfield, Kentucky, leaving 74 people dead, as confirmed for now, and controversy immediately followed. One candle factory was also hit by the tornado and employees claimed that when they wanted to leave after hearing the warning sirens, supervisors warned them that they would be fired if they left their shifts early … Read more
Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay, best known for his TV shows such as “Hell’s Kitchen” and for leading high-class restaurants worthy of coveted Michelin stars, is yet another celebrity who is moving his headquarters from tax-heavy California to Texas. More precisely, Ramsay is moving his North American restaurant operations from Los Angeles to Las Colinas, a … Read more
A recent report explains how an Arkansas waitress was fired after she refused to split a large tip of $4,400, but the restaurant declines it was for that reason specifically. While working at the Oven & Trap, she received a large tip of $4,400 and was told by management, allegedly, to split the tip with … Read more
Wholesale prices have increased at the fast lighting rate in November, proving that the inflation forces are still very strong, the Labor Department underlines. The Department has been tracking the headline numbers since November 2010. After gaining 0.8 percent in November, the producer cost index for final demand grew 9.6 percent during the period of … Read more
Philadelphia, a city run by Democrat Mayor Jim Kenney, already has a ban on plastic bags, tax on sugary drinks, and 529** homicides this year so far – and now they will require restaurants and other locations to show proof of vaccination or a negative test result. Infection rates have doubled and hospitalizations increased by … Read more
Elon Musk announced that Tesla will accept Dogecoin as payment for some of its merchandise, saying: “Tesla will make some merch buyable with Doge & see how it goes.” Dogecoin is a meme-inspired cryptocurrency that exploded by at least 20% after Elon said Tesla will accept it. Billy Markus and Jackson Palmer initially created Dogecoin … Read more
Few things in life are more aggravating than having your food order canceled. When services like DoorDash or Postmates have no one available to pick up your order, this is what usually happens. However, this doesn’t always indicate that no one is available to pick up your meal. It could just mean that the couriers … Read more
The November inflation rate is 6.8 percent, and 0.8 percent last month alone, which is the highest since 1982, according to the data released by the Labor Department. While retailers, warehouses, suppliers and shipping companies struggled to meet intense demand, the consumer price index (CPI) went up sharply in November. It is expected that the … Read more
Chris Wallace is leaving Fox News after 18 years and going to CNN+. He announced this on Sunday at the end of his show, saying the following: “After 18 years – this is my final ‘Fox News Sunday… It is the last time – and I say this with real sadness – we will meet … Read more
So far a reported 24 tornadoes have ripped across six states causing catastrophic damage across the middle of America. Kentucky was hit the hardest, thus far, causing at least 70 deaths to go with the horrible damages to businesses and homes, reported CBS News. Governor Andy Beshar gave a statement, saying: Earlier this morning at … Read more