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At least fourteen states have sought to weaken child labor regulations in the past two years

While the law aims for transparency, critics say it may not be enough to protect against AI bias

Workers voted overwhelmingly for the strike action, timed to hit hotels during the holiday weekend

An explosive report claims Bill Gates's private office asked women if they ever "danced for dollars."

Applicants to Gates Ventures say they were asked about their pornography habits, any extramarital affairs, drug…

Here's how to tell whether your workplace culture is toxic or just not a good fit for you.

Automotive manufacturers are opening EV assembly and battery plants in states like Georgia and Tennessee, with low…

Two Stellantis assembly plants are entering "critical status" to up production as union contract negotiations are…

The Earn By Time mode only counts time spent on active orders

In addition, the DoorDash app now allows for SNAP/EBT payments, and users can tip drivers after checkout.

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The Pregnant Workers Fairness Act, which Republican senators attempted to stall it over abortion-related concern…

The closing of the gap is partly thanks to an aging white population and a tight labor market

The owners of a California taqueria chain have been ordered to pay $140,000 in back pay and damages to employees who…

The Root hit the red carpet premiere of Netflix's new romantic comedy to talk to its stars about what love looks…

If you want to put your best foot forward, leave these details behind.

Workers at Starbucks are walking out—and other corporations might soon feel similar pressure.

Dermot Mulroney, who symbolically walked off The View in support of writers, talks to The A.V. Club about the…