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Skill shortages, changing employment landscape, sustainability imposing difficulties at work

A bill aiming to prohibit an employer from withholding compensation from an employee who quits without notice has died in the Senate Commerce and Energy Committee.

Colorado meat processing company JBS USA has reached a settlement in a lawsuit on behalf of workers who accused the company of price fixing and illegally suppressing wages and benefits.

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Slow fashion asks consumers to reevaluate their relationship to clothes and align with consumption habits and brands that serve the planet.

Just three employers were prosecuted for breaching minimum wage laws last year, despite over 200 breaches.

Each year, as we approach the April 1 deadline to have a budget in place for New York State, the Independent Living Centers (ILCs) across the state poll the people

The layoffs were deemed necessary as the Los Angeles Times could not sustain annual losses of up to $40 million annually without increasing advertising and subscription revenue. Read more.

City leaders and union firefighters met at the headquarters of their union on Monday for the 21st negotiation for their upcoming contract.

Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including how the other half live, some bigger things to be concerned about in Dunedin, and...