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The national union claims the federal law which imposes a $31.4 trillion debt ceiling is unconstitutional.

The ruling being challenged affects nearly one million apartments in New York City.

Despite return-to-office mandates, office visits in Manhattan are only around 60% of pre-pandemic numbers.

New data shows the U.S. has experienced five consecutive quarters of year-over-year declines in productivity.

Spain’s trade unions are on the cusp of securing wage increases for three years.

An influx of digital nomads and wealthy foreign investors is spurring a housing crisis in Athens.

New data reveals encouraging signs of U.S. job growth, easing some economists’ recession concerns.

The software company is on the growing list of massive tech companies like Google, Microsoft, and Salesforce, that have announced layoffs this year.

Shared workspace giant WeWork continues to encounter financial challenges. The company previously held a CC rating but has since been downgraded by S&P to selective default (SD).

Mexico’s labor minister Luisa María Alcalde says that the country is ridding the labor market of “pretend contracts and fake unions” in an effort to defend worker rights and obtain...