Proposed Labor Rule Change Threatens State Employment Services Staff
A proposed Labor Department rule could end merit protections for state employment service workers, risking politicization and service integrity.
North Alabama Bids Farewell to Long-Time Madison Mayor Paul Finley
Madison bids farewell to Mayor Finley after 12 years, noting growth and infrastructure projects. Ranae Bartlett steps in.
California Senate Passes Groundbreaking AB 288 to Protect Workers' Rights
AB 288 boosts workers' rights in California, countering corporate lawbreaking by granting state enforcement powers.
Unions Condemn ICE Arrests and Demand Worker Rights at Georgia Site
The KMWU and UAW condemn ICE's mass arrest of 475 workers at a Georgia site, highlighting human rights abuses and urging international labor solidarity.
Apozeal Pharmaceuticals to Create 70 Jobs with $4.1M PA Investment
Apozeal Pharmaceuticals' $4.1M expansion in Levittown, supported by a $1.1M state investment, will create 70 jobs and enhance Bucks County's biotech industry.
AFSCME Rally Protests Rep. Young Kim's Support for Budget Cuts
AFSCME and supporters rallied in Anaheim to protest Rep. Young Kim's vote on a bill cutting crucial services, risking health and welfare for many Californians.
Hitachi's $1B US Investment: Boosting Manufacturing and Innovation
Hitachi invests $1B in U.S. innovation, boosting jobs with projects in Virginia, Maryland, and Michigan, driving growth.
Educators Face Rising Costs, Spend Own Money on Classroom Supplies
AFT survey reveals educators face rising costs, insufficient support, and students' needs, often spending $300+ on supplies.
AFT urges Congress to reject 2026 bill cutting essential services
The AFT urged the U.S. House Appropriations Committee to oppose the FY26 bill for Labor, Health, and Education.
VISIT PA and Philadelphia Eagles Team Up to Boost State Tourism
VISIT PA and the Eagles team up to boost tourism with unique fan experiences, sensory-inclusive travel, and events like Eagles Tailgate Pods and SWOOP Stunts.
