These perks provide instant incentives that can be stored across a number of platforms and reduce environmental waste.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection is alerting Americans about phone scammers who claim to be CBP employees and demand personal information or money from victims.

A viral claim suggests immigration officers were told not to wear uniforms to avoid scaring undocumented migrants. Not true.

A few weeks earlier, Ding had insisted he had no plans to quit when he was confronted about unusual activity on his employee account ... national had convinced a colleague to scan his access badge at ...

Meta said its headcount was 72,404 as of September 30. That compares with 70,799 employees as of June 30, which was a decrease of 1% year over year. The social-media giant has not had a rise in ...

According to reports, Meta META recently fired about two dozen employees, including one making $400,000 per year, for breaking the company’s meal credit rules. The affected workers, based in the ...

The better the perks, the better the culture and the happier (and more hardworking) the employee. But perks are a privilege. In a recent story covered by Forbes and CNN, Meta has reportedly ...

The move followed social media platform X's decision in November 2022 to require users who wanted a verification badge to ...

Meta recently sacked dozens of its employees working at the company's Los Angeles office for abusing its free meal system. The tech giant, owned by Mark Zuckerberg, reportedly fired 24 employees ...

Meanwhile, at Meta, approximately two dozen employees were canned for using meal vouchers for non-food items, according to another Financial Times report – such as wine glasses and acne pads ...

Employees who violated the policy occasionally received reprimands but were not terminated. Meta provides daily allowances of $20 for breakfast, $25 for lunch, and $25 for dinner for employees at ...

It may seem utterly ridiculous to terminate highly paid employees for using their $25 meal vouchers to purchase other things, but that’s precisely what tech giant Meta did last week. Why does ...