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The Playbook: A new view of retirement carries stakes for both workers and employers
The latest edition of The Playbook examines the evolving dynamics between workers and employers in the context of retirement planning. It highlights skepticism among employees regarding claims that AI is not responsible for layoffs, amidst an already challenging job market.
2028 Olympics could generate up to $40 billion for L.A. region
The 2028 Olympics are projected to generate up to $40 billion for the Los Angeles region, according to a recent study. The event is expected to attract approximately 2 million visitors, with capital investments potentially reaching $8.35 billion for transportation and venue projects.
The Playbook: The high stakes of workforce location decisions for employers
The latest edition of The Playbook discusses the evolving dynamics of remote and hybrid work environments. It highlights the increasing costs associated with these workforce location decisions for employers, which are projected to rise further in the coming year.
A hidden factor is being priced into job decisions
A growing number of workers are considering the rising costs of commuting when making job decisions. This shift in focus is influencing salary negotiations and overall job acceptance rates. Employers may need to adjust their compensation packages to account for these commuting expenses.
Rams owner Stan Kroenke adds Angels to sports empire
Stan Kroenke, owner of the Rams, has acquired the Los Angeles Angels for a reported $4 billion, setting a new record for Major League Baseball team valuations. This acquisition expands Kroenke's sports empire significantly.
California lags nation in growth of remote workers, but likely because they're moving out of the state
California is experiencing slower growth in remote workers compared to the national average, largely due to many workers relocating out of the state. Despite the availability of remote job opportunities, the trend suggests that high housing costs may be influencing these decisions. The state is now faced with the challenge of retaining remote talent.