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A quarter of people in Barrow work in high emission industries, new figures show.

One in seven people in Monmouthshire work in high emission industries, new figures show.

Government's surprise cut in employees' national insurance contributions takes effect from Saturday 6 January 2024.

An expected U.S. Supreme Court decision in the Leatherman Terminal labor dispute didnt happen Monday, keeping the Charleston port terminals future in limbo.

Four in ten households with in the U.K. with disabled occupants face food insecurity according to the latest research from the Food Foundation.

If at least four Supreme Court justices agree the case has merit, it will be docketed for a future hearing.

Pay growth slowed as vacancies continued to fall, December 2023 labour market figures from the ONS show.

At issue is who will operate cranes at the $1 billion terminal — union workers or non-union employees of the State Ports Authority.

The Irvine-based EV automaker opens the doors Dec. 9 on Rivian South Coast Theater, reimagining what once was South Coast Cinemas on Pacific Coast Highway.

OP/ED- Labor unions have applauded this year’s “summer of strikes” and an unusually high number of work stoppages as a sign of the resurgence of organized labor in the private sector. An August survey by Gallup found that the percentage of Americans who think unions will become stronger in the future than they are today rose from just 19 percent in 2018 to more than a third in 2023.