Labor & Employment

Big Lots has agreed to sell “substantially all” of its stores and business operations to Nexus Capital Management.

Retailers in New York State have only six months to be in compliance with most of the provisions of a new law designed to enhance workplace safety for retail workers.

Red Lobster is moving forward with its restructuring plan months after filing for bankruptcy.

A restaurant industry veteran is joining Nothing Bundt Cakes’ C-suite.

Six underserved communities in the city of Chicago are getting a new grocery option.

Bad Ass Coffee of Hawaii is planning to enter a new state with three stores.

Dollar Tree reported disappointing second-quarter earnings and sales, citing pressure on middle- and higher-income customers. The discounter also cut its full-year guidance.

Dick’s Sporting Goods reported a strong second quarter with earnings, sales and comps that topped Wall Street estimates amid growth in transactions and average ticket.

Amazon is continuing to grow its AI and robotics team in the Bay Area.

As the retail sector gears up for one of its busiest times of the year, effective workforce management becomes crucial.