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“These actions are challenging but necessary as we work together to continue to perform our public safety mission while remaining good stewards of state tax dollars,” wrote Virginia Department of Corrections Director Chadwick Dotson.

Liam Conlon is selected for the new Beckenham and Penge constituency in the south-east of the capital

Semafor’s Sunday media newsletter offered a scoop from media reporter Max Tani spotlighting discord within the union representing j

President Joe Biden campaigned on 12 weeks of paid family and medical leave for all Americans — and, once elected, went on to include the benefit in his Build Back Better package.

When there is no independent journalism, journalism loses credibility, sales plummet and the company eventually crumbles.

Royal Mail owner IDS Losses are widening for the group, badly burned by heavy strike action and complaints. Can it turn its fortunes around?

The CWA have filed unfair labor practices against Sega, accusing them of threatening employees who have unionized with firing them.

Postal service renews call to change universal service obligation as its revenues fall

A few miles south of Nashville, General Motors’ largest assembly plant joined thousands of fellow automobile manufacturing workers in walking out on their jobs to demand better benefits in a time of rising cost of living and stagnant wages.  The United Auto Workers cited this rise as the reason for the strike. Combined with aggressive...

      Pharmageddon   Pharmacists at major chains are just like other health care workers around the U.S. They are understaffed, overworked and unsupported by the bosses. While pharmacy giants rake in huge profits, they continue to exploit the labor force. As the Biden administration wrongly treats the pandemic…