A labour uproar is unfolding at the Chinese-run mining company China Union, as workers laid off as far back as 2014 during the Ebola outbreak are pushing for overdue salaries and benefits.

Data: Denver Auditor's Office analysis of Denver Labor Division data; Chart: Alayna Alvarez/Axios Wage theft is surging in Denver, with workers recovering more unpaid wages this year than ever before, ...

The European Convention on Human Rights is exactly 75 years old. When it was agreed in November 1950, it was intended as a ...

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In Sweden, we have become accustomed to the employer side – not workers – pushing the frontline forward. The ability of unions to push back is not in good ...

Taking certain steps before an employee layoff or termination can protect a business from legal exposure. Over the past few ...

California Gov. Gavin Newsom recently signed into law a lengthy list of bills that affect both employers and their employees that are set to take effect starting next year.

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Neil Kinnock has warned Keir Starmer has months not years to demonstrate "effective management" of Labour as he criticised the Downing Street operation. The former Labour leader between 1983 and 1992 ...

GOVERNMENT is facing growing criticism for applying “selective justice” as Chinese mining investors continue to flout labour laws and mistreat workers, according to economic analysts and union leaders ...