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OSHA’s rule will help prevent serious injuries and workplace deaths.
Montogomery County, Maryland, joins the growing list of local jurisdictions enacting $15 minimum wages.
Today, the House sided with large corporations over the rights of workers to be paid fairly for their labor.
The Labor Department is right to defend its authority to issue a robust overtime salary threshold.
The EEOC guidance helps employers understand and comply with our nation’s civil rights laws, and reflects common sense.
Despite what the Trump administration thinks, tips belong to the workers who have earned them—period.
The current pace of 140 birds per minute is already dangerous for workers and consumers.
California becomes the 10th state to adopt background check reforms for private-sector employers.
Corporations are trying to use forced arbitration clauses to prevent workers from banding together to challenge workplace wrongs.