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Hollywood has been most shutdown since May because of a pair of strikes by writers and actors, resulting in financial pain for studios and for many of the 2 million Americans— makeup artists, set builders, location scouts, chauffeurs, casting directors — who work in jobs directly or indirectly related to making TV shows and films.

Amid the backdrop of continuing cost pressures, it's key that the total rewards offered align with employee preferences and needs, as well as business goals.

But in June, before that could happen, the FTC requested a preliminary injunction to prevent Microsoft from completing the acquisition, with an eye toward bringing the case to its administrative law judge on Aug. 2.

The plan will go into effect June 2.

The walkouts came just two weeks after dozens of CVS pharmacists protested unsafe working conditions by walking off the job in Kansas City .

Announced local rate changes are set to take place in: ;Arizona: Flagstaff, Tucson; ;California: Belmont, Burlingame, Cupertino, Daly City, East Palo Alto, El Cerrito, Foster City, Half Moon Bay, Hayward, Los Altos, Menlo Park, Mountain View, Novato, Palo Alto, Petaluma, Redwood City, Richmond, San Carlos, San Diego, San Jose, San Mateo, San Mateo County, Santa Clara, Santa Rosa, South San Franciso, Sunnyvale, West Hollywood; ;Colorado: Boulder, Boulder County, Denver, Edgewater; ;Maine: Portland, Rockland; ;Maryland: Howard County; ;Minnesota: Minneapolis, St.

Legal considerations will affect this decision (e.g., see New York City’s very specific requirements).

Citi is one of many Wall Street firms that is increasingly pushing its employees back to the office and it will begin monitoring how effective its hybrid work policy is.

Thousands of City Workers in Los Angeles Go on Strike A union that represents Los Angeles city employees staged a one-day walkout on Tuesday to protest what it described as unfair labor practices by city negotiators and a failure by management to remain at the bargaining table, the Los Angeles Times reports .

The company said it also expects to record impairment charges of $160 million to $200 million, related to ending the use of certain office facilities, and $55 million to $65 million related to removing select existing licensed and produced content from services on its TV streaming platform.