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KQED to Pay Nearly $895,000 to Settle Wage-Theft Class Action

To avoid a protracted legal battle, KQED agreed to a settlement that faces final approval on Nov. 4, 2026.

Over 1,300 Workers Strike at Encore Boston Harbor

Electrolux Pauses Italian Layoff Procedure After Government‑Brokered 50‑Day Truce

Stanley Black & Decker Closes Puebla Plant and Lays Off About 600 Workers

DOL Restores 2019 White‑Collar Salary Threshold and Removes 2024 Overtime Rule

Montreal Strippers Plan May 23 Strike During F1 Grand Prix Weekend

Correo Argentino Confirms 250 Firings as Union Says Deal Would Rehire Staff

Italy Readies May Day Jobs Decree With Permanent Under‑35 Hiring Relief

Employers Unveil Plan to Loosen France’s Short-Term Contract Rules

Peru’s Domestic Workers Still Largely Informal Six Years After Rights Law

Startup Association Chief Calls for Limited Easing of Firing Protections for High Earners

BAE Systems Workers in Lancashire Win Above-Inflation Deal Ending Strikes

Hannover Airport Cleaning Switch Puts About 50 Jobs at Risk as Apleona Takes Over April 1

BAE Systems Faces Renewed Lancashire Strikes as Over 1,000 Walk Out Over 2025 Pay

Mexico Tightens Oversight of First Brands’ Border Plants as U.S. Judge Delays Financing and Founder Is Arrested

Crown Melbourne Staff to Strike on New Year’s Eve Over Two-Tier Pay Plan

Nokia France to Cut 421 Jobs After Union Deal

Amazon Workers in O Porriño Call Dec. 23 Strike, Threatening Holiday Deliveries

Union Reports 170 Layoffs at Banco Master After Central Bank Liquidation

Italy’s New Domestic Work Contract Will Lift Family Costs by Up to €83 a Month From 2026