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The United States Department of Labor, or USDL, filed a suit against the owner of four West Michigan 7-eleven convenience stores after an investigation found pa

Among the potential impacts of a federal government shutdown, active military members and border patrol agents will go without pay, and a bill moving through th

If done right, remote and hybrid workers can reduce their individual emissions by commuting infrequently and working outside of large offices.

A major shift in how Mishawaka police officers will patrol the streets was approved Monday night.The Mishawaka Common Council gave the green light to an ordinan

ByteDance has deployed a new badge tracking app called MyRTO that monitors workers' days in office and asks them to explain absences.

The UAW, now on strike, is calling for 32 hours a week to be the standard

The Trades Union Congress (TUC) has vowed to report the government to the UN workers rights watchdog over its controversial strikes bill

You may be one of 3.6 million workers eligible for overtime pay under this rule.

It could mean more than 3 million more workers are eligible for overtime pay.

Andy Jassey warned remote workers at the company that it's "past the time to disagree" over returning to the office.