US employment
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McDonald's To Increase Hourly Wages For US Employees
McDonald's will increase pay at its company-operated U.S. restaurants by an average of 10%. 
McDonald's will increase pay at its company-operated U.S. restaurants by an average of 10%. -
United Airlines Plans To Raise $2.25 Billion Through Bond Offering
United plans to raise up to $2.25 billion through a bond offering, which will be released in two tranches that will mature in 2023 and 2035. 
United plans to raise up to $2.25 billion through a bond offering, which will be released in two tranches that will mature in 2023 and 2035. -
Latest Labor Report Bares 500,000 Fewer Jobs Offered In The US This Year
The US labor department's latest revision showed that the US had half a million jobless people in the current year than previously reported. 
The US labor department's latest revision showed that the US had half a million jobless people in the current year than previously reported. -
Walmart, IBM Pledge To Consider Jobs For Previously Imprisoned Citizens
IBM, Walmart, and other U.S. companies have pledged to consider giving jobs to potential jobseekers even if these people have a criminal record. This campaign is in line with President Donald Trump’s First Step Act that encourages inmates to behave well so they can earn points that could ease their sentences. 
IBM, Walmart, and other U.S. companies have pledged to consider giving jobs to potential jobseekers even if these people have a criminal record. This campaign is in line with President Donald Trump’s First Step Act that encourages inmates to behave well so they can earn points that could ease their sentences.
