Houston-based Waste Management will continue to shed jobs in 2025 by turning more to technology and automation for its ...

Waste Management will shed 1,000 jobs this year, accelerating its automation efforts and moving the company closer to its goal of $450 million in cost cuts.

Waste Management will shed 1,000 jobs this year as part of the company’s goal to cut $450M in costs, reported The Wall Street Journal’s Sabela ...

A growing number of energy companies are looking to nuclear recycling as a way to address waste management concerns while ...

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The job market expands by higher percentages when recycling is compared to landfilling and incineration for waste management. Employment in recycling facilities directly creates jobs with ...

January job growth in the United States in January dropped drastically from December numbers and fell short of analysts' ...

Waste Management will shed 1,000 jobs this year, accelerating its automation efforts, which will reduce its headcount by thousands and move the company closer to its goal of $450 million in cost cuts.