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Loyal Democrats say layoffs at NGP VAN and EveryAction by the company’s new private equity owners could hobble the party.

A third union was forming under Activision Blizzard, this time with World of Warcraft support studio Proletariat. Workers at the Boston-based studio filed for a union vote with the National Labor Relations Board, but withdrew it in January.

Workers at Proletariat Studio say the CEO treated unionization as a personal betrayal

The announcement by Google that it is laying off 12,000 workers is the latest in the intensifying jobs bloodbath in the technology sector internationally and the spearhead of a drive by the financial elite to impose the inflation crisis onto the backs of the working class.

Asking someone their age is considered impolite. But asking a job candidate? That’s perfectly legal. A bill at the state legislature would change that, at least in Colorado, and prohibit companies fro...

Lawyers want to hear from Diablo Immortal players who purchased the Blessing of the Worthy gem

The committee’s decision to reject Hector LaSalle after a bruising confirmation hearing means that the full Senate will not consider her choice.

There's a battle brewing over where state workers, work. In late November, the state personnel office sent a notice to state employees about the pandemic-era policy reversal.

A New York state Senate committee has deemed Gov. Kathy Hochul's nominee unfit to lead the state's highest ...

Hochul’s selection of LaSalle to head the Court of Appeals and lead the state’s sprawling court system has been mired in controversy amid pushback from progressives, labor unions and advocates who argue he’s too conservative for the post.