Starbucks baristas didn’t want to go on strike. But after four years of waiting for a contract at any of their hundreds of unionized stores, 12,000 workers at one of the world’s biggest fast-food ...

On September 19, 2025, Florida’s Second District Court of Appeals affirmed a final judgment in favor of Florida Farm Bureau ...

Investigators say video shows the man lowering himself to the floor "slowly" in the latest fall claim, warrant says.

Boeing presented a new contract offer on Monday to the union representing more than 3,200 striking workers at its St. Louis-area plants, proposing a higher ratification bonus and other revisions in a ...

A federal appellate court has agreed with findings that the owners of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette violated labor laws by ...

Cite deceit and unpaid benefitsMore than a year after Heath Goldfields seized the Bogoso-Prestea Mine from Blue Gold Bogoso Prestea Limited under highly questionable circumstances, the takeover has ...

Social Security benefits will get a 2.8% cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) in 2026, a historic event because it’s the fourth straight pay increase of at least 2.5%. COLAs are tied to the CPI-W, but ...

Ever followed a rule so rigidly that it flipped everything on its head? That’s malicious compliance, where workers adhere to strict policies such as prohibitions against overtime so literally that it ...

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LIMA — Ohio Treasurer Robert Sprague will keynote the Lima/Allen County Chamber of Commerce workers’ compensation law forum at 9 a.m. Tuesday, Nov. 18 at Shawnee Country Club, 1700 Shawnee Road, Lima.

If you get hurt on the job in California or develop an illness over time linked to your work, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed with the process of filing a workers’ compensation claim. Actually, the ...

Working in a restaurant can be a rewarding experience, but it's largely dependent on customers' behavior. Anyone who has worked in the service industry has a keen eye for troublesome customers, and ...