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Hundreds of flights were delayed February 18 as air traffic controllers in Argentina protested over salaries and conditions, while refuse collectors across Chile walk out Monday over the government’s failure to fulfill previous contract agreements.

Even before the COVID-19 pandemic hit, bus driver shortages were challenging New York school districts.

It was 9 a.m. Monday and Lori Layton’s 8-year-old daughter should have been starting her day at Hempfield School District’s Mountville Elementary.

As schools across the state grapple with staffing shortages in positions such as bus drivers and food servers, senators are considering setting a minimum wage...

RACINE —The Southern Local Board of Education met for a special meeting last week to approve personnel matters.Present during the meeting were member

Metro Looks for Bus Drivers -- Metro is offering up to $2,500 in bonuses as it begins a campaign to hire more bus drivers. The agency is looking to hire nearly

Positions are available for bus drivers, food service workers and maintenance workers at St. Lucie County public schools and the district wants to hire up to 25 in each category. A job fair is underway until 1 p.m. on Monday.

Come to Our Job Fair! You're invited to the First Annual Community ISD on-campus Job Fair! The event will take place from 9 am to noon in the cafeteria of Community High School. Community ISD is hiring for the following positions: Teachers, Paraprofessionals, Substitutes, Child Nutrition Staff, Bus Drivers, Custodians, Grounds Personnel. Attendees will receive information on working at Community ISD, be interviewed, and can potentially receive job offers that day!

Hundreds of National Guard members have been deployed as bus drivers, substitute teachers, and medics to ease labor shortages across the country.

First Bus insisted on a pay freeze last year due to the pandemic, and drivers say they have not had a real pay rise in three years.