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The new overtime regulation is a welcome and long overdue update,and it has broad implications for the more than 100 million workerswho do not currently receive overtime protections. Nearly 1.3million low-income, white-collar workers would become eligibleunder the new regulation. Additionally, few workers who earnbetween $23,660 and $100,000 per year would be adversely affectedby the new regulation.

Union leaders say the miners could return to work at Warrior Met Coal in Brookwood while efforts resume to forge a new labor agreement.

An act of kindness and love for telephone poles sparks a friendship between a crew of line workers and a teen with autism.

The department of health will from Monday start with the screening, verification, medical examination and payment of benefits to eligible former mineworkers who contracted tuberculosis (TB) or silicosis in March 1965 and December 2019.

A look at our historical roads, and where their names come from.