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Craig melvin will also be holding it down tomorrow. Good to see you, hallie jackson. Craig mel bin msnbc headquarters in new york city. Bracing for more, after the historic day on capitol hill, democrats and republicans are taking a break today before diving back into the public phase of the Impeachment Inquiry, as hallie just mentioned there. That will resume tomorrow. Were going to break down all the Key Developments from day one. Well also look at what we can expect from both sides tomorrow. ...

President Biden's ultra-liberal nominee to run the Department of Labor couldn't muster the votes last year to win Senate confirmation, but she's not going away.

New York's minimum-wage workers had more than just the new year to celebrate Monday, with a pay bump kicking in as the clock ticked over to 2024.

More Americans applied for unemployment benefits last week, but not enough to raise concern about the labor market or broader economy.

I'm not sure 2024 will be a very happy new year for businesses in blue states.

A Colorado judge has ordered Starbucks to say it's sorry for firing a pro-union barista and suggested rehiring her.

A California judge ruled last week that X must defend itself in court over accusations it failed to fork over promised bonuses to employees.

Former President Donald Trump is promising to replace the Affordable Care Act with his own makeover of the health care system if he returns to the Oval Office.

Tesla is searching for all the help it can get.

Hourly workers in half of the states will see minimum wage increases in 2024, and financial analysts predict the raises will kill more service industry jobs with automation.