Latest Working News
Here's this week's latest working news. Have a great weekend!
Colleague, not cell phone, kills man
Graveyard shifts causing cancer?
Grocery store employee gets $15,000 for good customer service
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Here's this week's latest working news. Have a great weekend!
Colleague, not cell phone, kills man
Graveyard shifts causing cancer?
Grocery store employee gets $15,000 for good customer service
From the past couple of weeks... Happy Thanksgiving!
Secretary fired for being too young
Goldmach has $20M to hire new employees
Here are my picks in working news from this week and last. Enjoy!
Mobile cubicle keeps workers moving
Employee stress takes its toll
Famous female wrestler passes away
Chrysler cuts thousands of jobs
Company pulls tainted toy off shelves
Substitute teacher's plans enrage parents
Parking agent writes 10,000 fake tickets
Since I was out sick last week, I wasn't able to post the latest working news, so I've included them in these week's picks.
Stress at work linked with heart attacks
Pepsi worker attacks Coke worker
Study shows swearing at work benefits employees
Sort of a slow week in the world of working news. Here's what I've got...
Unemployment rate increase, so does job creation
This week's news is a mixture of this week and last - Happy Friday!
New Facebook feature challenges LinkedIn
Licensing rules might loosen for casino workers
Firms biased against pregnant workers?
Wal-Mart sued for worker abuse
Workers killed in chemical fire
Wal-Mart workers win $62 million
U.S. payrolls rose in September
Cee Bee's picks for this week's working news. There are some strange ones!
Carpenter allowed to work nude
U.S. employers hiring at same pace
Burger King employee almost killed in drive-through dispute
In-home nurses get workers comp for car accidents
Firefighter impersonator jailed
U.S. payrolls fell 4,000 in August
McDonald's employee jailed for salty burger
Airline made second passenger cover up
American workers are the most productive in the world, according to a new study by the International Labor Organization.
According to the report, Americans also work longer hours and produce more per person over the year. Americans also get more done per hour than everyone but the Norwegians.
The average U.S. worker produces $63,885 of wealth per year, more than their counterparts in all other countries, the report says. Ireland comes in second at $55,986, followed by Luxembourg at $55,641, Belgium at $55,235 and France at $54,609.
"The difference in rankings can be explained by the fact that annual working hours per person employed are considerably higher in the United States than in the majority of European economies," the report said.
The U.S. employee clocked an average 1,804 hours of work in 2006, according to the report. Norwegian workers put in 1,407.1 hours and the French worked 1,564.4 hours, respectively.
Click here to read the full press release.