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Chriss Swaney

Chriss Swaney is a freelance reporter who has written for Antique Trader Magazine, Reuters, The New York Times, U.S. News & World Report, the Burlington Free Press, UPI, The Tribune-Review and the Daily Record.

Survey Finds Workers Anxious about Job Security  

Labor Landscape American workers are less merry this holiday season as a new survey finds them anxious about job insecurity in the wake of a sluggish economy and a stark reality that  job security may […]

American Workers Dumping Dining Out, Opting for More Economic Home-Cooked Meals  

Labor Landscape Dining out is dead.  That is the latest report from a YouGov survey that reports that 37 percent of Americans are staying home to eat and prepare meals.   The survey found that many […]

New Survey Finds American Workers Canceling Thanksgiving Dinner for Variety of Reasons  

Labor Landscape More than a quarter of American workers plan to pass on Thanksgiving dinner this season citing high food costs and uncomfortable political overtones from the current Trump administration.    New research from Empower reveals […]

Workers Locked Out of Jobs at Greco Steel Products

Labor Landscape Workers are still being locked out of their jobs at Greco Steel’s Springdale, Pa., headquarters as some employees continued their yearlong struggle for a contract with the company.  Nine of the company’s 16 […]

Government Shutdown May Impact Holiday Shopping As Retailers Scramble for Customers 

Labor Landscape The prolonged government shutdown, the third longest in U.S. history,  could slow holiday shopping as consumers struggle to afford basic services like food, shelter and transportation, according to Robert Strauss, a professor of […]

Researchers Give Artificial Intelligence Failing Grade in use by Employees 

The Trained A-Eye A recent study by Carnegie Mellon University, conducted in collaboration with Salesforce, has found that artificial intelligence agents are currently unable to reliably complete most office tasks, with failure rates approaching 70 […]