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Washington state has adopted an overhaul of labor protections for strippers and adult entertainment performers.

Child care should be a top priority for Ohio policymakers. A recent poll[1] found that for Gen-Z and millennial workers, child care benefits are ranked more important than even health insurance benefits in the workplace. Child care is vital to millions of families in Ohio, but there are many barriers...

Legislation in Washington state known as the strippers bill of rights has been signed into law. Gov. Jay Inslee signed the measure on Monday which creates safer working conditions for

Washington state has signed legislation know as the strippers' bill of rights into law. The new law aims to create safer working conditions for the adult entertainment industry.

Legislation in Washington state known as the strippers’ bill of rights, which advocates say includes the most comprehensive statewide protections in the

New state law requires training for employees in clubs to prevent sexual harassment, among other safeguards.

UK care worker visas for Africans nearly trebled over the last year, Semafor Africa's analysis of British government data shows.

The United Kingdom has banned Health and Care Workers from bringing dependants to the country as part of a move to checkmate migration.

The bill also allows Washington strip clubs to apply for liquor licenses.

Changes to UKs migrant worker rules pose an increased risk of exploitation for care workers. The National Health Service is exempt from the new earnings threshold, creating a widening divide between public and private sectors. The new salary list covers only 8% of roles eligible for the skilled worker visa.