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Players in Spain’s top-flight women’s league will go on strike for the first two rounds of the new season due to a pay dispute.

CHARLESTON — Members of the U.S. Senate spent much of August in recess, spending time in their states. But lawmakers returned to Capitol Hill this week as a deadline to prevent a government shutdown looms. U.S. Sen. Shelley Moore Capito talked to members of the press Thursday afternoon in a virtual briefing as she wrapped […]

Care England calls on government to ‘unlock essential funds’ for all local authorities to ensure social care services are uninterrupted.

The Weekly Round-up: Sentencing Hearings, the Letby Inquiry, and Equal Pay Legislation

Colorado didn't see big changes this year in its labor laws, at least compared to 2020, when the Colorado Healthy Families and Workplace Act and FAMLI Act passed.

Colorado didn't see big, sweeping changes this year in its labor laws, at least compared to recent years, like in 2020, when the Colorado Healthy Families and Workplace Act and FAMLI Act, which provides up to 12 weeks of paid leave, both passed.

Birmingham City Council has declared itself effectively bankrupt and will only allow spending on core services.

BREAKING The city council - which is Europes biggest local authority - has issued a Section 114 notice blocking it from spending on anything but essential services.

LONDON, Sept. 5 (Xinhua) -- The City Council of Birmingham in the United Kingdom (UK) declared itself effectively bankrupt on Tuesday.

Birmingham City Council has issued a Section 114 notice - an admission that it can't manage its catastrophic financial crisis without help