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Doctors caution that rest is an important part of weathering a COVID-19 infection.

Plus, Supreme Court rules no bail required for jailed immigrants, Ohio arms teachers who only have 24 hours of training, and more.

Some workers have no choice but to clock in. Others find the flexibility of remote work leads them to log in from their sick beds.

Chipotle workers went on strike in New York recently, alleging their schedules are unpredictable. A majority of service sector workers report the same.

Working while sick is an American pastime — one that a vicious pandemic, which sickened millions, somehow didn’t disrupt.

A grocery store cashier who’s guaranteed $15 per hour in California can legally be paid $7.25 in Texas and 19 other states — a gap in state minimum wages that’s

A grocery store cashier who’s guaranteed $15 per hour in California can legally be paid $7.25 in Texas and 19 other states — a gap in state minimum wages that’s

Background In August 2020, the university's senior leadership signed the Queen's University Administration's Declaration of Commitment to Address Systemic Racism

Time, more than money, appears to influence whether service employees end up turning to so-called predatory lenders, a WSU-led study found.

A new Brookings report highlights just how little wages grew relative to corporate profits during the same period, after adjusting for inflation.