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With cable operators and telcos stepping up efforts across the country to build out fiber networks, a shortage of skilled workers could delay those plans

Major League Baseball and the players’ union reached agreement on a collective bargaining agreement. National Labor Relations Board NLRB General Counsel issued complaint to overturn a Trump-era decision. Department of Labor DOL significant changes to the Davis-Bacon Act.

West Virginia Rep. David McKinley was one of 13 House Republicans to support the bipartisan infrastructure bill. His opponent, Rep. Alex Mooney, is betting

Here's your AM rundown of people, politics and policy in the Sunshine State.

Unionized workers at New Flyer fighting for better pay, benefits.

In its first year after bankruptcy, Norwalk-based Frontier Communications paid its...

Hours after announcing that it would convert more than 1,000 temporary and contract QA employees to full-time and offer a minimum wage of $20 an hour,

Activision Blizzard Inc said it will convert about 1,100 US-based temporary or contract quality assurance workers to full-time staffers. The move comes after years of criticism over the video game publisher’s reliance on part-time employees and their tenuous working conditions.

"It’s especially galling that Activision has excluded Raven Software QA workers, who have been at the forefront of this effort, from these benefits"

Activision, the gaming company behind 'Call of Duty', promotes game testers amid work condition criticisms.