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When the U.S. Supreme Court last week outlawed affirmative action in higher education, many of Connecticut's top colleges declared a desire to maintain racially diverse campuses even without race-base...

Lina Khan, the first woman of Asian descent to head the Federal Trade Commission, brushes off Republican criticism in pursuit of agency goals.

It’s that time of the year when stores start looking for seasonal workers to support the holiday shopping rush.  But due to inflation and recession fears,...

'Quiet quitting' has been all over the news lately. Insider interviewed three careers experts about alternative solutions for unhappiness at work.

The city is currently seeking to fill several positions, including a fire marshal.

Several lawmakers have mentioned affirmative action in discussing Bidens vow to nominate Black woman to Supreme Court. Learn more about the practice.

The surprisingly strong new employment numbers released Friday are a sign the economy might be moving beyond the shackles of the pandemic and that more people are willing to live their lives as they did before COVID-19 hit.

Labor shortages are plaguing key U.S. industries as the omicron variant of COVID-19 continues to surge, and experts fear the problem will get worse before it gets better.

Connecticut was among the states with the lowest number of fatal occupational injuries in...

Connecticut was among the states with the lowest number of fatal occupational injuries in...