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In the face of transitioning to a federal minimum wage of $7.25, the Kansas House of Representatives is considering a bill that has caused concern among disability rights activists, as...

The Labor Department's news that initial unemployment claims plummeted to 190,000 last week, a decrease of 2,000 from the week prior, reflects a vibrant labor market. The Federal Reserve is...

In recent years, hacking and ransomware attacks have unfortunately become all too frequent. On Thursday, the Biden administration unveiled an ambitious cybersecurity strategy – an urgent plea to tech companies...

The tech industry has seen its fair share of layoffs, and Zoom is no exception; on Friday, the company let go of its President Greg Tomb, who had only recently...

Following the success of numerous national and international studies on the four-day workweek, the 32-Hour Workweek Act (proposed by Congressman Mark Takano and revised by the Fair Labor Standards Act)...

Thanks to higher education, a transition to more lucrative occupations, and additional work experience, women have narrowed the gender pay gap since 1982. But despite continuing to outshine men in...

A National Labor Relations Board judge has just determined that Starbucks committed multiple violations of labor laws in its endeavor to stop unionization at its Buffalo, New York locations. This...

There is much turmoil being caused over Amazon’s new return-to-office plan, and thousands of disgruntled employees filled the remote advocacy Slack channel, initiating a petition to completely dismiss the change....

This year, Salesforce cut 8,000 employees, yet they were still willing to invest in the star power of Matthew McConaughey — shelling out a whopping $10 million annually to him....

The American Federation of Government Employees is sending out a loud warning in light of the House Appropriations Committee's proposal to reduce the Defense Department civilian workforce. The union strongly...