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American workers who didn t quit are now going on strike

Many of those who didn’t join The Great Resignation are now joining picket lines, as widespread work stoppages reflect growing frustrations among the labour force.

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New hires scarce, so strikers seize day

While Americans are leaving their jobs at staggering rates a record 4.3 million quit in August alone hundreds of thousands of workers with similar grievances about pay, benefits and quality of life are choosing to dig in and fight.

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Strikes are sweeping the labor market as workers wield new leverage

Strikes are sweeping the labor market as workers wield new leverage
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Stocks Rise as Grim Jobs Data Lift Stimulus Expectations

Stocks close at records as Wall Street assesses prospects for more economic stimulus following a weaker-than-expected U.S. jobs report.

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Dow Lower, S&P 500 Pares Gains Amid Grim Jobs Data

Stocks Mostly Higher as Wall Street Assesses Stimulus Expectations TheStreet 1/8/2021 © TheStreet Stocks Mostly Higher as Wall Street Assesses Stimulus Expectations Stocks traded mostly higher Friday as investors assessed expectations for more economic stimulus following a weaker-than-expected U.S. jobs report. A report in The Washington Post said West Virginia Sen. Joe Manchin was opposed to providing Americans with $2,000 stimulus checks, creating an obstacle for President-elect Joe Biden s push to boost stimulus measures. Biden has vowed that larger relief checks would be delivered to Americans if the Democrats won the Senate runoff elections in Georgia, which they did earlier this week.

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