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Opinion: Large pay increases over short periods will lead to unemployment and business closures, particularly for restaurant industry and rural Ohio.

A Republican lawmaker is introducing a bill to raise Ohio's minimum wage to $15 an hour − an attempt to fend off a November ballot issue.

No Class is an op-ed column by writer and radical organizer Kim Kelly that connects worker struggles and the current state of the American labor movement with its storied — and sometimes bloodied — past.

In a petition filed by Dainik Bhaskar challenging the order passed by the Labour Court (Hoshangabad), the Madhya Pradesh High Court has clarified that a declaration given by the employee stating that...

Labour Ministry hikes minimum wages for central sphere workers from Oct 1 : Rashtra News The Ministry of Labour and Employment has revised the rate of variable dearness allowance for 1.5 crore central sphere workers. The hike, which will be effective from October 1, will result in an increase in the minimum wages for central

“The gas inside the tank… it enters your nose, burns your eyes and then hits your brain. After that, there’s a blank,” that is how Raju recollects his near-death experience a couple of years ago when he entered a septic tank to clean the sludge. However, his brother-in-law managed to rescue him in the nick […]

HelpAdvisor, a company focused on finance and health, recently conducted a study based on U.S. Census Household Pulse Survey data. It determined that Californians spend more money on groceries every...

One union is calling for the urgent amendment to Security Industry Sectorial Order within the Minimum Wages Act.

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The sector is plagued by the twin blows of rising production costs and lower price realisation at the auctions, former Tea Board chairman P K Bezbaruah said. This might have thrown the planters business and livelihood of 4.5 lakh tea garden workers into jeopardy, but political parties get an opportunity to woo them with promises.