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St. Charles Public Library employees union and the librarys management bargaining team are bringing in a mediator to help with ongoing negotiations.

Plans to use state contract pricing for the nearly $936,000 in proposed security updates has been put on hold while the county seeks other proposals.

ADAMS, Mass. — The Selectmen voted Wednesday to make the town website the official posting location for public notices following an Open Meeting Law violation.    The town...

With missed paychecks and underpayments, employees have been unable to pay rent and some have gone to food banks.

Oregon government employees are growing weary of problems with the state’s new payroll system, which spits out checks that underpay or overpay – or they don’t get paid at all.

The New York State Thruway has reopened after mixed information from officials Tuesday morning. Gov. Hochul’s office and the New York State Thruway Authority confirmed the Thruway has reopened in

Workers at a Bridgestone tire plant outside Buenos Aires have walked out over the dismissal of three workers, while musicians of the Fort Wayne Philharmonic are fighting for salary increases.

BALTIMORE—Holding signs that proclaimed “‘No-Strike’ Law is Tyranny,” and “We Support Railroad Workers’ Right to Paid Sick Leave,” over 30 people joined a downtown rally here at rush hour Wednesday night.

A security officer has filed discrimination charges against his employer for taking union dues out of his paycheck even though he has repeatedly identified union membership as a violation of his religious beliefs. 

A security officer has filed discrimination charges against his employer for taking union dues out of his paycheck even though he has repeatedly identified union membership as a violation of his religious beliefs.