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Circle of Lights is celebrating the 60th anniversary of turning the Soldiers & Sailors Monument into a glowing Christmas tree in Indianapolis.

Former electrical workers union leader Brian Ahakuelo has been found guilty on 69 federal charges including fraud, money laundering, and embezzlement.

Philadelphia’s Pennsylvania Convention Center (PCC) entered into a joint initiative with labor unions who work tradeshows at the facility to expand funding for training programs in the areas of safety, development of technical skills and customer service.  Representatives of the convention center said they believe the agreement is the first of its kind in the country. 

/PRNewswire/ -- Alabama Power President and CEO Mark Crosswhite today announced his retirement, effective Dec. 31. "Having the privilege of leading Alabama...

/PRNewswire/ -- Alabama Power President and CEO Mark Crosswhite today announced his retirement, effective Dec. 31. "Having the privilege of leading Alabama...

The Canada Industrial Relations Board has ruled that LTS Solutions Ltd., part of Ledcor Group, has breached its duty to enter collective bargaining in good faith with hundreds of unionized telecommunications workers in B.C.

The event was a chance to fill up on award-winning Texas bar-b-que and to help keep the lights on for many families across San Antonio.

Frank Emspak takes readers through his personal history of labor and anti-war activism in a new memoir.

The union said the two sides remained far apart on compensation, a major sticking point, as the work stoppage by 48,000 academic workers went into Day 4.

"When you're on call 24/7/365, everywhere you go you have your phone in your pocket, you're worried about missing a call."