A Planet Fitness worker in Haddon Township who says he was injured picking up a weightlifting machine was “immediately fired” after asking about worker’s compensation benefits, according to a lawsuit.

By Jason Janz Colorado has the most educated population in the country, but it cannot fill the critical jobs that keep our communities and economy running. A significant shortage of essential workers ...

Dozens of former Our Home factory workers have reached out for state support in the days since layoffs started at the Berlin ...

A new study by Monash Public Health and Preventive Medicine has found that many injured workers develop a “secondary psychological injury” not from the original incident, but from prolonged ...

Growing demand for real-time workplace safety engagement drives adoption across safety-critical industries SUGAR LAND, ...

Not all high-paying jobs are glamorous. These overlooked and "boring" roles pay $65 or more per hour and face worker ...

“There is hope but real concerns remain. Today’s budget advances the government’s work towards long-term economic stability, including B.C.’s goal of securing $200 billion in private-sector investment ...

Poll Worker Recruitment and Retention Is a Serious Problem Nationwide Poll workers are the unsung heroes of our democracy. These temporary workers set up polling places, check in voters, verify ...

Workers First said that the passage of the Employment Relations Amendment Bill today was the "darkest day in decades" for New Zealand workers’ rights and that every person, whether an employee or ...

Toptal reports that layoffs are reshaping the job market, pushing displaced workers to enhance skills and seek opportunities beyond traditional employers, especially amid AI adoption.