Eva Marroquin is an outdoor worker who cleans up construction sites in the Austin area, where temperatures have surpassed 100F (38C) every day for weeks. In the summertime, it’s common for Marroqu...

SINGAPORE — The Workers' Party leadership did not call up the driver of former Aljunied GRC MP Leon Perera for an interview, after receiving messages from him about Mr Perera's affair, said Leader...

Since June 22 1,400 unionized workers at the Wabtec locomotive plant in Lawrence Park have been on strike As negotiations over new labor contract are set to resume, Wabtec went to court to get in...

The devil is always in the details. Senate Bill 190, which sought to offer seniors tax relief, is certainly living up to the maxim that the particulars -- even the seemingly insignificant -- can en...

MIAMI — On a steamy summer day in Miami, flea market produce vendor Bessy Hernandez is doing her best to drum up sales. "Aguacate, aguacate de Florida!" the 73-year old Honduran native yells of her...

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But not all cross-Channel ferry companies have signed an additional voluntary charter on wages and working conditions A new law protecting the wages and working rights of Channel ferry staff will...

On this day in history, Aug. 2, 1939, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt signed the Hatch Act of 1939 — known formally as An Act to Prevent Pernicious Political Activities — into U.S. federal law,...