Kayla Webster

New York

Staff Editor at Inc.

Reporter @Inc and @AmerBanker. Previously: @HealthPayerSpec @ft, @EBNbenefitnews, @Sacbiz, @appealdemocrat, Cat mom 😸 and bookworm 📖

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Articles

Climate Change Is Making Employees Ask for Better Health Benefits

2 weeks ago | businessandamerica.com | Kayla Webster

Global warming and natural disasters are taking a toll on people’s health. Here are 3 things HR can do to protect employees and lower their healthcare spend. Source link
Why Gen-Z Is Ditching Desk Life for Trade Jobs

2 weeks ago | businessandamerica.com | Kayla Webster

The newest workplace cohort is headed for jobs in trades, because they believe blue-collar jobs are less likely to be replaced by AI. Source link
The Surprising Reason This Gen Z Manager Denies Many PTO Requests

2 weeks ago | businessandamerica.com | Kayla Webster

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Striking Starbucks Workers Say Black Shirt Dress Code Makes Them See Red

3 weeks ago | businessandamerica.com | Kayla Webster

The union representing the coffee chain’s baristas filed unfair labor practice changes, alleging the dress code change is illegal. Source link
Striking Starbucks Workers Say Black Shirt Dress Code Makes Them See Red

3 weeks ago | inc.com | Kayla Webster

Starbucks’ new dress code is cramping employees’ style. Hundreds of employees at 50 of the Seattle coffee chain’s stores walked out on the job on Wednesday after the company announced employees are required to wear black shirts. During the walkouts, the employees’ union filed a complaint with the National Labor Relations Board alleging the dress code changes are illegal, Bloomberg reported.
Why Apprentices Are the New Interns, and Why You Should Hire Them

1 month ago | inc.com | Kayla Webster

Employers aren’t happy with the skills—or lack thereof—their entry-level hires bring to the workplace. So they’re reviving a strategy that’s thousands of years old to find new talent: apprenticeships. While often associated with jobs in the trades, apprenticeships are gaining traction in white-collar professions to address the skills gap created by declining birth rates and emerging technologies.
How banks can protect the data they feed their AI models

Dec 11, 2024 | americanbanker.com | Kayla Webster

American banks are increasingly trusting AI to handle sensitive data to improve efficiency—but thought leaders warn the industry not to get too complacent. Ensuring sensitive data remains private is going to be a moving target, and a ton of work. Financial institutions need to be proactive about combating cyber theft by forming task groups assigned to keep up with the latest AI regulations and technology, according to a recent whitepaper by Baringa, a global management consultancy.
Can JPMorgan Chase tap food delivery to boost card payments?

Aug 26, 2024 | americanbanker.com | Kayla Webster

Americans would rather grocery shop from the comfort of their couch, so JPMorgan Chase strengthened its partnership with DoorDash to entice consumers to place those orders on their credit cards. Under the enhanced partnership, Chase Sapphire cardholders, and other eligible members, will receive new benefits for shopping on DoorDash. Participants will also have free access to the delivery platform's membership program, DashPass, which includes special discounts and eliminates delivery fees.
Can JPMorgan Chase tap food delivery to boost card payments?

Aug 25, 2024 | today.westlaw.com | Kayla Webster

Americans would rather grocery shop from the comfort of their couch, so JPMorgan Chase strengthened its partnership with DoorDash to entice consumers to place those orders on their credit cards.
Mastercard adds more partners in push for open banking

Jul 22, 2024 | americanbanker.com | Kayla Webster

Mastercard is grooming a new batch of fintech companies as potential partners to help keep up with demand for faster, more secure payments. The card network recently named nine international fintech startups to its Start Path Open Banking and Embedded Finance accelerator program.