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Workers have seen their wages go up a lot over the past year — but most of those raises aren't enough to keep up with soaring prices.

Doctors are urging Congress to call off cuts scheduled to take effect on Jan. 1 in the reimbursements they receive from Medicare.

A Krispy Kreme employee went viral on TikTok after claiming a significant amount of money was cut from her paycheck.

When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, Luminary's founder, Cate Luzio, was transparent about the company's finances to provide a sense of security.

A national strike saw Austria’s railways largely at a standstill on Monday. The last weeks have also seen strikes at several hospitals in the capital, Vienna.

When the new contract expires in September 2024, the purchasing power of almost four million workers in the metal and electrical industries will be worth 25 percent less than in 2018.

Even with skyrocketing inflation - lots of workers are agreeing to a pay cut if they can just remain working remotely. Michael Cupps of Activeops says it's especially true with a certain demographic.

Controversies over the homeless in Des Moines and migrants in sanctuary cities; workers would take a pay cut to restore work/life balance. Click to hear hour one of Need To Know With Jeff Angelo for Friday, September 16, 2022.

The Employment Rights Legal Service sets out various steps an employee can take

Medicare compensating disproportionate share hospitals is one of the longest-running reimbursement disputes of recent years, caused Hospitals challenged HHS policy. The Supreme Court has now addressed the issue,the majority opinion, authored by Justice Kagan, sided with HHS.