What We’re Reading: August 10, 2017

These are the day’s top talent stories from around the web.

Investment bankers are likely to see large bonuses this year, while traders could receive the same compensation, writes Bloomberg.

Just a few years ago, large employers were contemplating doing away with medical benefits. Today, their commitment to health insurance is much stronger, reports NPR.

To be happier at work, we should simply care about it less, writes Quartz.

Restaurant jobs are growing faster than other U.S. industries. What could this do to the economy? The Atlantic explores.

Finally, here’s how low-skilled immigrants boost wages and lower costs for Americans, from The New York Times.