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In his pre-departure speech on Sunday, he said he will be in the US in hopes of "greater economic engagement" with its major trade partner.

Estrada said that he is worried that legislating a P150 wage hike, as proposed by Senate President Juan Miguel Zubiri, may lead to business closures and even economic collapse.

The administration wants a nice little poem for the president.

A hiring slowdown may affect the market for teen jobs this summer. However, teens who want to find work should be able to find positions in some key sectors.

The unions said an overwhelming majority of writers are willing to walk off the job if they don’t receive a fair deal.

Pay transparency laws are intended to increase pay equity but there is still ambiguity when it comes to how job seekers should navigate them.

Since 1977, the Federal Reserve has focused on creating maximum employment and stable prices, commonly known as the dual mandate.

“They don’t seem to want to accept that they have a union now,” a union representative said of the tech giant.

And the only ones their legislation might spare are the unions representing cops and firefighters.

"Overly broad" nondisparagement agreements are unlawful, a new NLRB memo states — but you should read this before trashing your old workplace.