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Some bosses consider telework as a benefit. Many workers don't see it that way but are willing to accept a lower salary, up to a point.

Key Capture Energy approaches final stages of construction of BESS in New York that will inform how developer approaches bigger projects.

As remote work looks likely to survive in some form for the foreseeable future, a battle is starting to brew over who should pocket the savings, with some employers arguing that working from home is a benefit that should be offset by lower salaries.

Microsoft in January of this year announced its plans to acquire Activision Blizzard in a deal worth $68.7 [...]

Although the pandemic-era restriction on airline stock buybacks is due to lift on Oct. 1, unions are calling for airlines to refrain from the practice until they have achieved operational normalcy.

Crowds of chanting Kaleida Health workers gathered outside Buffalo General Hospital and Oishei Children’s Hospital on Thursday to picket what their unions say are unacceptable working conditions.

The Communications Workers of America (CWA) has accused Activision Blizzard of illegally surveilling employees while pr…

Multiple aviation labor unions called on airlines to refrain from stock buybacks until they have addressed operational issues and invested in their workers.

ROUND ROCK, Texas—Recent wins from young workers around the country have provided hope for the prospect of a renewed labor movement, and, in the wake of these successes, the Texas AFL-CIO held its 3rd Annual Young Active Labor Leaders (YALL) Summit here last month.

Santa Monica-based Activision Blizzard continues to face controversey, this time, with a charge that the company