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Rand received $450,000, according to the agreement of her lawsuit, dated June 2. Wyscaver received $500,000 in an agreement dated March 30. [cq comment="cq Dollar figures, dates " ]

Phylliss Ewell was a home health aide who loved caring for people in need. She was a single mother who worked two, sometimes three, jobs to support herself and two children she raised in Duquesne in the 1970s. Despite Ewell’s multiple jobs, the family still qualified for programs such as

It was pretty obvious there was something wrong with the newspaper job listings. The postings were separated between men and women — the latter often advertising lower-paid gigs. It was a common practice until a 1973 U.S. Supreme Court ruling said job listings could no longer be segregated. “I learned

A new Oxfam study took into account wage policies, worker protections and the right to organize when ranking best and worst states to work.

The pandemic’s lingering effects, along with the current volatile state of the economy, have significantly impacted families and working professionals, especially women.

"Single source" equal pay protections scrapped by Retained EU Law Act to be reinstated by secondary legislation.

The year 2023 represents a time of shifting attitudes toward the workplace and workforce, with the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic continuing to wax and wane, pro-employee movements...

What if you could travel back in time to a decade that reshaped the very fabric of American society? The 1960s, also known as the "Swinging '60s," were an era of unparalleled change, where art, history, and politics collided to create a seismic shift in the nation. Throughout American history, the explosion of Pop Art,