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Arggggh! American workers are at a breaking point
The economy is supposed to be in recovery mode, but you wouldn't know it by the grunts and groans coming from the next cubicle. A...
Quit watching Olympics on the job, LA workers told
The Olympics are more than 5,000 miles away from Southern California, but they’re affecting the way Los Angeles does business — so much,...
Black workers filing charges over noose in locker room
Three African-American workers at a Siemens Energy facility in New Jersey have filed charges of discrimination with the Equal Employment...
Wells Fargo fires employee for '72 shoplifting conviction
MILWAUKEE — A Milwaukee woman is now unemployed after Wells Fargo, her employer, discovered she committed a crime more than 40 years ago....
Access to pill boosts women's earnings - study
A new study may add tinder to the debate over whether the federal government ought to require health insurance plans to pay for ...
Have you signed away your right to sue your boss?
A group of servers at Hooters are claiming they weren’t given proper breaks and were swindled out of their tips, among other labor law...
Morgan Stanley banker charged with assault over cab fare dispute
Is this a case of the 1 percent literally sticking it to the working man? A Connecticut banker is due in court this Friday to be...
Abused maid could get $1.5 million payday
An Indian woman who worked as a maid for a diplomat from her native country in New York City is entitled to $1.5 million, a magistrate...
Goldman CEO's side-gig: same-sex marriage spokesman
Forget babies in slingshots or Betty White. Sunday's most surprising ad wasn't aired during the Super Bowl — it was a YouTube video...
Lots of $50 million dollar men in 2011
A slew of corporate captains have joined one of the most exclusive clubs in corporate America: Call them the $50 million men. A...