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U.S. Rep. Jim McGovern, State Rep. Mindy Domb, UMass President Marty Meehan and Chancellor Kumble Subbaswamy will witness the naturalization ceremony, the centerpiece of two days of events and performances hosted by the university.

He used a small Teamsters local in the city to amass broad political influence over 25 years, only to be undone by corruption charges.

150 organizations coming to the 2022 Los Angeles State of Reform Health Policy Conference on September 22nd.

Roughly 2.3 million Californians may have some kind of digital access but lack the high-speed capacity needed to navigate the employment landscape.

Building digital infrastructure paves the way for jobs for those who need them most.

One year after the state declared gun violence an emergency, nearly all of the promised...

Workers in the export-oriented readymade garment sector are set to get enhanced social security through income protection following the launch of a new International Labour Organisation (ILO) initiative in collaboration with the Netherlands and Germany.

Bangladesh, in association with the International Labour Organisation (ILO), Germany and the Netherlands, yesterday rolled out the pilot project of the country’s first employment injury scheme for workers.

The disasters like the Nimtoli tragedy and the Tazreen Fashion fire have been eye-openers for the government to take widespread measures immediately to ensure industrial safety, Industries Minister Nurul Majid Mahmud Humayun said today.

The government has formed two committees which will bring amendments to the labour law by December 31 this year, said a top government official yesterday.