With the government shutdown entering its fourth week, federal contractors face financial strain and no promise of back pay.

Another group is targeting the pay package of Elon Musk, encouraging union members to help vote no against the compensation.

The government shutdown began at midnight on Oct. 1 as Democrats and Republicans appeared to be nowhere close to reaching a ...

One study found that agricultural workers had more than 35 times the risk of heat-related deaths than other workers. But ...

As contract negotiations with the company stall, unionized Starbucks workers at dozens of stores are preparing for a ...

A Rockville Centre business owner and his Queens-based iron and erection construction company pleaded guilty to insurance ...

Senate Democrats indicated they wouldn’t vote for the GOP bill, since it does not include financial relief for furloughed ...

The Farmacy, a now-closed popular brunch spot in Nob Hill, is under fire for reportedly leaving its employees without pay after filing for bankruptcy last week. In recent news reports and on social ...

A new campaign led by public unions wants pension-holders to contact their funds and ask for a 'no' vote on Musk's $1 ...

A hush-hush plan to convert CompSource Mutual to a stock company has been challenged by a policyholder and a law firm who ...

Federal workers are bearing the brunt of the government shutdown, with more than 1 million of them going unpaid while Democrats and Republicans in Congress argue over funding federal agencies for the ...